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Spring 2005
: Jennifer Chow In her work in student affairs, she has promoted gender advocacy to survivors of violence and encouraged gender education and outreach to students. |
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Winter 2005
: Keltie Jones Whether Keltie Jones is breaking barriers for students with disabilities on campus, making headlines on CNN, or creating a safe environment for K-12 students, she continues to inspire! |
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Fall 2004
: Gyöngy Laky As an artist, Gyöngy's great accomplishments have earned her worldwide recognition. Her art speaks unutterable languages and surpasses indefinable boundaries in an effort to raise questions about the enviroment, social construct, current events and many other things that are important to her. As a woman, she is an active advocate of women's rights and a great source of support and inspiration to women around the world. Gyöngy Laky, is an exceptional model of what a Woman of the Quarter represents. |
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Spring
2004 : Yvette
Gisele Flores-Ortiz We recognize her life-long work in supporting and serving as a valuable resource to her students and all who have had the opportunity to meet her. For her determined effort to raise awareness on women's issues and for all the greatness she inspires, we name Ivette Gisele Flores-Ortiz our Woman of the Quarter. |
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Winter
2004 : Karyl Ketchum Karyl Ketchum is an examplary woman of character and charisma who is continually working to educate the greater public about the importance of women's values and roles in society. She is honored as the Woman of Quarter at the University of California, Davis for her evergrowing desires to be a role model and a guide to women on campus. |
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Fall
2003 : Sandy Walsh This page is dedicated to Sandy Walsh and her achievements as Woman of the Quarter for Fall 2003. As a breast cancer survivor, she uses her own battle to educate and support people in need. For all of her incredible work supporting women locally and nationally,we honor her as the Woman of the Quarter. |
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Spring
2003: Lisa Thomas Lisa Thomas graduated from UCD as a re-entry student with a "degree in talking" (Rhetoric and Communication). She's a "big-old'ham'" who pledges her soul to the arts. She's the Graduate Studies program coordinator for the department of Theatre and Dance who is in love with the "thrill of the show." |
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Winter 2003:
Carole Joffe Carole Joffe works in the front lines of advocacy and information on women’s issues. A professor of Sociology and Women and Gender Studies, Carole arrived at UCD in 1990, bringing great expertise and commitment to her research and teaching on reproductive health services and politics. She offers a sane informed voice to public debate about reproductive health, choice, and rights. |
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Fall 2002: Annie
Ross Annie Ross wears multiple hats on our campus, first joining UCD in 1999 as an associate instructor in Native American Studies and later taking on doctoral studies in Native American Studies. Over the years, Annie's community-based research and volunteer activities have taken her on numerous journeys throughout North America. In addition to her academic endeavors, Annie expresses her creativity through nature and woman-inspired paintings, which have been exhibited in California and New Mexico. |
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Past Women of the Quarter... |
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| Fall | Winter | Spring | |
| 2001-2002 |
Jesikah Maria Ross |
Renee Maldonado |
Liz Web |
| 2000-2001 |
Theresa Montemayor |
Amy Strayer |
Barbara Ashby |
| 1999-2000 |
Lalia Kiburi |
Griselda Castro |
Kathi Sylva |
| 1998-1999 |
Shobha Srinivasan |
Theresa Harlan |
Margaret (Peggy) Swain |
