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The Women's Forum is honored to have been able to present the following outstanding young people with its Young Adult Leadership Award to recognize demonstrated leadership in improving the lives of North Carolinians.

2007 Nikki McKoy
Research Associate, UNC Center for Women's Health
2006 Valerie K. Fields
CEO and founder of V. K. Fields & Company
2005 Lorrin Freeman, Raleigh
Assistant Attorney General, NC Department of Justice
2004 Angela Baylis, Raleigh
Doctor of Chiropractic
2003 Charletta Sims, Raleigh
Director of Commuter Life and Diversity Programs, Meredith College
2002 Angelia Coleman, Durham
2001 Latrice Michelle Gay, Charlotte
Director of Community Health Education, Mecklenburg Council on Adolescent Pregnancy
2000 Christine Medlin, Raleigh
Leadership Director, N.C. Equity

1999 Rachel K. Esposito, Raleigh
Former elementary teacher, Teaching Fellow: Third year law student, UNC at Chapel Hill, goal: reform public education

1998 D. Veronica Creech, Ferguson MO
Social worker with M.S. in community Planning, UNC at Chapel Hill; Doctoral student, Saint Louis University (2000)

1997 Durenda M. Johnson
International Business Senior and Student Government Assn. President, University of NC at Greensboro

1996 Kristen Goff, Raleigh
Public Health Educator, Wake Co. Dept. of Health, classes in childbirth, parenting, domestic violence & smoking cessation

1995 Ortharine Williams, Raleigh
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Saint Augustine's College
1994 Kiran Sigmon
Medical Student, ECU School of Medicine, with a goal to be a Family Medical Practitioner

1993 Barbara Taylor Hood
Largest employer in Johnston County; counsels and supports women and community organizations

1992 Lee H. Wood
Works for political empowerment of women and elimination of bigotry and oppression
1991 Naomi Randolph
UNCG student in Dance N.C. Teaching Fellow Local volunteer, world traveler

1990 Sheila Crumb
UNCW Nursing student on Chancellor Search Committee Member of the Army ROTC

1989 Julie Bell
Campus leader/role model Law student with the goal to be a United States Senator

1988 Renee Stephen
Vista Volunteer in Community Development of Mental Retardation Services

1988 Adelaide (Stephenson) Brooks
First Executive Director of Rape Crisis/Domestic Violence Network in Johnston County

1987 Robyn Hadley
Rhodes and Morehead Scholar President, Southern Assn. of Student Councils

 


 

The Women's Forum is an invitational, non-partisan organization of diverse women leaders of proven influence dedicated to working together to achieve equality and maintain social, economic and political power for women.

Last modified:
15-Dec-2007