Dorothy C. Miller

Responsible for overall management and budgeting for the Center, supervision of staff and volunteers, extensive collaboration with academic units, student affairs, development office and community organizations. Leads staff in program planning and advocacy strategies. Extensive fund raising, marketing and community collaboration.

Teaching Women’s Studies classes at Mandel School.

Ongoing research and scholarly collaborations and presentations

Responsible for all administrative aspects of the Department of Women's Studies, Religion Program, and Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) Program (The Religion and MALS programs are administratively connected but constitute separate entities.) Includes work with university administration, advancement, and other university units, budgeting, coordination of faculty workloads, faculty evaluation, event planning, marketing, public relations, directing the Plaza of Heroines project, fund-raising, and collaboration with the Women's Studies Community Council Advisory Board, a volunteer group whose mission is to increase visibility and raise funds for the Center. Strong community involvement.

Teaching responsibilities in Women’s Studies core courses and in social and public policy issues concerning women, especially women's economic well-being. Departmental and university
committee responsibilities. Regular student advising and service on thesis committees for students in the MALS program. Participation on Ph.D. dissertation committees.

Dr. Dorothy Miller joined Case in the fall of 2002 to establish the Center for Women. Prior to joining CASE in September, Miller spent ... continue