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Women’s Symposium is accepting nominations for its Profiles in Leadership awards

Nusaiba Mizan
November 19, 2018
Image courtesy of director Sidney Garner of the SMU Women & LGBT Center. Photo credit: Sidney Gardner

The SMU Women & LGBT Center is still accepting nominations for its community awards for the 53rd annual Women’s Symposium.

The Profiles in Leadership recognize Dallas women for their impact and service to the community. The theme for this year’s Symposium is activism and social justice, termed “stomping grounds.” Award winners will be picked in relation to this theme.

Image courtesy of Sidney Gardner, director of the SMU Women & LGBT Center. Photo credit: Sidney Gardner

Please nominate women you know in SMU Connect.

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