Frederick Douglass Institute honors Dr Madeleine Wing
Adler, President of West Chester University. The award celebrates Dr.
Adler's continuous dedication to diversity and multicultural education.
The
Frederick Douglass Institute honors Dr. Adler at our 9th Annual Patricia
Grasty Gaines Multicultural Leadership Dinner, in recognition of Teacher
Education Day. The Dinner will be held on March 25, 2008.
"Through the Douglass Institute, the form of the Adler legacy is an outward expression of an inner drive to bridge the themes of excellence and equity. We salute her for creating these opportunities. We thank her for allowing us to participate in her vision of an inclusive campus. And to paraphrase Frederick Douglass, there has been an epic struggle, but we can see the, the content and the current of progress. "
Dr C. James Trotman, Director of Frederick Douglass Institute
“Dr. Adler has been a role model of effective leadership for all members of the campus community. As a consequence of her leadership, we all strive to meet standards of excellence that mark West Chester University as a distinguished institution. She sets the bar high for her successor.”
Dr. Gail Bolin, professor of elementary education
“Thank you for your commitment to providing an environment that promotes inclusiveness. Enjoy the next stage of your life. Have a happy and healthy retirement.”
Professor Corinne Green, adjunct professor of communication studies.
“As a student, faculty member, and now as chair, I truly appreciate your leadership and vision! Your model of distributive leadership has transformed the campus and the community by ensuring that West Chester University is a place of academic excellence, cultural diversity, and individual growth. Your legacy and influence will continue to inspire us to work cooperatively and to think globally. Well done good and faithful servant!”
Dr. Timothy J. Brown, chair and professor of communication studies.