A Message from the Director

This month, we recall the reason for celebrating Women’s history Month is that women’s voices were so often left out of the histories that we heard or read. Our slate of programs this month and year-round focuses on showcasing women’s stories and experiences, while also giving us the opportunity to develop our own leadership.

Dr. Terri Boyer, Founding Director, Anne Welsh McNulty Institute

Uncover Old Stories: Women's Leadership Diaries

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Dr. Terri Boyer on International Women's Day

Listen to Dr. Terri Boyer’s International Women’s Day feature on KSBC radio.

The link can be found here.

Women's History Month

Happy Women's History Month! The McNulty Institute looks forward to celebrating during the month of March and honoring the contributions of women in our lives and society.

Check back on our events page for updates!

Join VISIBLE on March 27th from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. for a dynamic panel discussion celebrating Women in Academic Leadership, featuring accomplished women who have navigated academia and risen to leadership roles. Open to faculty, this event will explore the unique experiences of women in higher education, offering valuable insights on overcoming obstacles, strategies for success, and fostering inclusive academic environments. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain inspiration and guidance from leaders across academic disciplines. Lunch will be provided. Register now to reserve your spot.

Women in Public Art in Philadelphia: Living History

Join us for this year’s Legacies of Leadership program: Living History: Women in Public Art in Philadelphia, a public conversation with artists Maia Chao, Karyn Olivier, and Michelle Angela Ortiz moderated by curator Katie Lee.

Let's Talk Money: Taking the Lead on your Financial Wellness

On February 13th, the McNulty Institute hosted its second annual Let's Talk Money event, sponsored by the Eugenija Gecas Endowed Fund for Financial Wellness. We were able to hear from keynote speaker Mical Jeanlys-White '96, founder and CEO of Wealthmore, as well as conversation panelists Emily Wood '99, Shannon Kariuki '20, and Marissa Schrade '26.

Mical discussed the importance of women's education and action in the financial world. Topics covered learning to negotiate your salary as a young woman, the importance of wealth advisors, and taking the first step into learning. She left us with the key thoughts: building wealth is a lifestyle, building wealth is better together, get the wealth advice you deserve, and wealth is for all of us.

Thank you to everyone who attended this wonderful event!

The recording can be found here.

National Girls and Women in Sports Day

On February 6th, in celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, we heard from Dr. Kate Ackerman. She served as the Team Physician for the 2024 Olympic Rowing Team in Paris, is chair of the US Rowing medical committee, a member of the World Rowing medical commission, and co-chair of the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee's Women's Health Task Force.

She is also the Founder and Director of the Wu Tsai Female Athlete Program at Boston Children's Hospital and an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Watch the recording to hear Dr. Kate Ackerman discuss the topic of breaking barriers for women athletes through science, medicine, and advocacy.

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