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Marquette University: Engineering dean named Imprint Award winner by Professional Dimensions

Marquette University: Engineering dean named Imprint Award winner by Professional Dimensions
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Marquette University: Engineering dean named Imprint Award winner by Professional Dimensions

MILWAUKEE Dr. Kristina Ropella, Opus Dean of Marquette University’s Opus College of Engineering, has been named a 2023 Imprint Award winner by Profes

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Former president of Lyon College in Batesville dies

Lyon College President Emeritus Walter Barackman Roettger died Sunday in Syracuse, N.Y., the college confirmed Monday.

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Black Herstory Month: Learn About Extraordinary Black Women Making History - Los Angeles Sentinel

Black Americans make up 12% of the country’s population, but less than 6% are appointed as chief executive officers (CEO). In November of 2022, CNBC announced that only 5.9% of all CEO’s in the United States are African American. Within those small percentages, Rosalind Brewer and Thasunda Brown Duckett are the only two Black women who have lead Fortune 500 companies.

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Ex-president of Lyon College dies

Lyon College President Emeritus Walter Barackman Roettger died Sunday in Syracuse, N.Y., the college confirmed Monday.

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