Progress Slow on Title IX Goals in Education
Arlene Metha of Arizona State University notes districts show varied progress since Title IX began in 1975. While more women enter professional schools and receive scholarships, momentum must continue with community involvement and outside funding to sustain gains.
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Arlene Metha
School of Education
Arizona State University
Colleges seek equity in Title IX education efforts
Metha and Susanne Shafer discuss ongoing gender disparities in scholarships and curriculum at postsecondary institutions. They promote cost aware changes through Title IX Equity Workshops and campus task forces to raise awareness and balance course offerings, counseling, and athletics.
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Metha
Susanne Shafer
ASU School of Education
Sheraton
Los Angeles
California
Resource Center On
Council of Chief State School Officers
Southwest
Shafer
Dinner of Champions Promises Star-Studded MS Benefit
Honorary chairman Jesse Owens and co chairs Share Brookhart and Stanley Turtletaub host the first annual MS Dinner of Champions at Camelback Inn Main Ballroom. The charity event on Wednesday features sports and entertainment figures including Howard Cosell Merlin Olsen Rams Dodgers Suns Colangelo MacLeod Kush Brock Bombeck and Blake. Tickets are 75 per person with the theme Athletes Vs. MS.
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Jesse Owens
Cochairmen
Brookhart
Stanley Turtletaub
Turtletaub
Arizona Central Chapter
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Howard Cosell
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phoenix Suns
Jerry Colangelo
John MacLeod
ASU
Frank Kush
Jim Brock
Erma Bombeck
Amanda Blake
Weekend calendar highlights from Phoenix area events
A busy weekend features a Doll Barn Club doll show at Odd Fellows Hall in Phoenix to benefit Gomper's Rehabilitation Center with admission from $1.25. an art class at Scottsdale Center for the Arts on camera making. a joint meeting of the American Society of Women Accountants in Casa Grande. Tri-City Poetry Society in Tempe. a Gerard Catholic High School rummage sale. Sunday events include an AARP meeting, St Daniel's Church Candy Cane Lane Bazaar, Brandeis University Women’s Committee Bargain Book Fair at Chris-Town, a Temple Beth Israel Bazaar, and a Brandeis library-funding drive. Monday covers an IWY hearing in the Arizona Senate, a Scottsdale Belles Homemakers Club meeting, and a March of Dimes four day congress at the Hyatt Regency with Perinatal Perspective ’77 lectures.
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Doll Barn Club
Odd Fellows Hall
N. 14Th St
Phoenix
Gomper's Rehabilitation Center
Gerard Catholic High School
St. Thomas More Hall
44Th and
Oak Streets
American Association of Retired Persons
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Senior Center
Second St
AARP
Brandeis University National Women’s Committee
Chris-Town
17Th Avenue
Bethany Home Road
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
March of Dimes
Hyatt Regency
Second
Adams Streets
Perinatal Perspective
W. McDowell
Veterinary Auxiliary schedules convention in Scottsdale
In conjunction with the Arizona Veterinary Medical Association annual meeting the Women's Auxiliary will hold a fall convention at the Safari Convention Center and Hotel 4611 N Scottsdale Road Tuesday through Thursday The luncheon Tuesday at Trader Vic s features Wiseman and Gale Design Studios presenting You Owe Yourself a Colorful Home Mrs Alan Eads will host the Wednesday brunch business meeting and officer installation at her home Officers include Mrs Rod Simpson president Mrs Ralph Slusher president elect Mrs Terry Beach vice president Mrs Gabor Vajda secretary Mrs D E Monty treasurer Mrs Carl Bolton membership secretary and Mrs Robert Barsch chairman
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The
Arizona Veterinary Medical Association
Safari Convention Center
N. Scottsdale Road
Trader Vic's
Wiseman and
Gale Design Studios
Scottsdale
Alan Eads
Rod Simpson
Ralph Slusher
Terry Beach
Gabor Vajda
D. E. Monty
Carl Bolton
Flagstaff
Robert Barsch
Women’s careers seminar in Tempe targets new directions
A four week seminar for women seeking new career directions begins Monday in Tempe. Sponsored by Arizona State University centers, it aims to help participants understand themselves and life options through exercises and discussions led by Dr. Dorothy M. Hai. Topics include balancing home and career and career advancement. The program runs 6 to 9 p.m. at the Center for Executive Development 2200 S. Priest Rd. Tempe with a $105 cost.
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Tempe
Arizona State University Center For Executive Development
Center For Health Services Administration
Dorothy M. Hai
Center For Executive Development Conference
S. Priest Rd
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