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And I got my bachelor's, master's, and PhD in psychology from Creighton University and, uh, University of Nebraska at Omaha and then at Lincoln, and started my career at Creighton.

And so as our sons were growing up, I was really good at teaching, and so they thought I would be a good leader and took me out of the classroom.

And I created a honors program and then an EdD program in leadership, and eventually, uh, was tapped for higher ed as a whole as a leader.

So we moved to Boston.

One of our sons was in Boston.

I became a dean of the School of Education and Social Policy back at Merrimack College, and then this job opened.

So tell us about that, and explain why the institute is so crucial for both women and the community.