Background
Christian, Dolly Lewis was born in New York City. Daughter of Daniel Webster and Adeline (Walton) Lewis.
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Dolly Lewis Christian
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Director, civic affairs equal employment affirmative action program Sperry & Hutchinson Company, New York City, 1968—1984. Program manager, affirmative action programs International Business Machines Corporation Corporation, since 1984.
Membership
Chairman board New York Urban League, 1977—1978, president, 1978—1984. With panel of arbitrators American Arbitration Association, New York City, since 1973. Member, advisory committee master's degree program in fund raising management New School Social Research, since 1978.
Member, management assistance committee Greater New York Fund United Way, since 1983. Treasurer Associate Black Charities, 1982—1984. Board directors Coalition of 100 Black Women, 1981—1987.
Member of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Edges Group (vice president 1981), New York Personnel Management Association, Council Concerned Black Executives (vice chairman 1970-1977).
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American
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Named to Academy of Achievers, Young Women’s Christian Association of New York. Recipient Community Service award, National Council Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1974, Scroll of Honor award, 1975, Ombudswoman award, 1975, Youth Salute to Black Corporation Executives award, National Youth Movement, 1975, Mary McLeod Bethune award, National Council Negro Women, 1976, Special Corporation Recognition award, Metropolitan Council Branches National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1981.Named to Academy of Achievers, Young Women’s Christian Association of New York. Recipient Community Service award, National Council Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1974, Scroll of Honor award, 1975, Ombudswoman award, 1975, Youth Salute to Black Corporation Executives award, National Youth Movement, 1975, Mary McLeod Bethune award, National Council Negro Women, 1976, Special Corporation Recognition award, Metropolitan Council Branches National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1981.