Her studies show ATI students have a Myers- Briggs profile much different from that shown by typical college students nationwide. Kathryn Schoen became the first woman vice president at Ohio State when she was appointed to lead educational services in 1978. In more than 20 years of service, she gave her students and the university her greatest commitment and priority. She was known for giving others, particularly women, opportunities for professional growth. Kathryn Schoen and her husband, Richard, continue to set examples for others by giving to the Schoen Award Fund.
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