Ann Page Blair Stecker ’64 has received an award for raising awareness of issues critical to women’s rights and health.
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| Ann Page Blair Stecker ’64, third from the top, helped her colleagues organize the New Hampshire Women's Caucus. |
Colby-Sawyer College, where Stecker is a professor of humanities, honored her with a Gown Award for her efforts to organize the New Hampshire Women’s Caucus. In November 2011, that convention drew nearly 200 people to Colby-Sawyer to discuss ways to improve women’s lives.
The convention focused on access to healthcare, equality in the workplace, and ending discrimination against women.
After graduating from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, Stecker earned a master’s degree at the University of Virginia. She then joined Colby-Sawyer in 1980. Her areas of teaching include environmental literature, autobiography, British literature, New England history and women’s literature.
