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Brueggemann receives the Kathryn T. Schoen Award

Watch an interview with Brenda Brueggemann
Brueggemann discusses how the Katherine Schoen award influenced the formation of the Disability Studies Program.
(1 minute 33 seconds, captioned)

In 2000 Brenda Brueggemann received the Kathryn T Schoen award for women in academic leadership. She received $ 2,000 to travel to other colleges and examine their models for disability studies courses or programs, helping her design a program for Ohio State.

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Read more about her award.

Related History:

Brenda Brueggemann
History of the Disability Studies Program

Page last updated August 23, 2006