Background
Lilly, Luella Jean was born on August 23, 1937 in Newberg, Oregon, United States. Daughter of David Hardy and Edith (Coleman) Lilly.
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Luella Jean Lilly
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Luella Jean Lilly, American Academic administrator. Recipient Mayor Anne Rudin award National Girls' and Women's Sports, 1993, Lifetime Sports award Bay Area Women's Sports Foundation, 1994, Golden Bear award Volunteer of Year, 1995; inducted Lewis and Clark College AthleticHall of Fame, 1988; named to University of California First 125 Yrs. Women of Honor.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Lewis and Clark College, 1959; postgraduate, Portland State University, 1959-1961; Master of Science, U. Oregon, 1961; Doctor of Philosophy, Texas Woman's U., 1971; postgraduate, various universities, 1959-1972.
Career
Teacher physical education and health, dean girls, Center Linn Junior-Senior High School, Halsey, Oregon, 1959-1960; teacher physical education and health, swimming, tennis, golf coach, Lake Oswego (Oregon) High School, 1960-1963; instructor, intramural director, coach, Oregon State University, Corvallis, 1963-1964; instructor, intercollegiate coach, American River College, Sacramento, 1964-1969; director women's physical education, athletics, U. Nevada, Reno, 1969-1973; associate professor physical education, U. Nevada, Reno, 1971-1976; director women's athletics, U. Nevada, Reno, 1973-1975; associate director athletics, U. Nevada, Reno, 1975-1976; director women's intercollegiate athletics, University of California, Berkeley, 1976-1997. Organizer, coach Lue's Aquatic Club, 1962-1964. Vice president PAC-10 Conference, 1990-1991.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer instructor American Red Cross, 1951. Volunteer Heart Fund and Easter Seal, 1974-1976, American Heart Association, 1991-1995, official Special Olympics, 1975. Member Los Angeles Citizens Olympic Committee, 1984.
Board directors Las Trampas, 1993-1998, secretary 1996-1998. Member Alliance for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (life), American Association of University Women, National Society professors, National Association College Women Athletic Adminstrs. (division I-A women's steering committee 1991-1992), Women'sAthletic Caucus, Council Collegiate Women Athletics Adminstrs.
(membership committee 1989-1992), Western Society Physical Education College Women (membership committee 1971-1974, program advising committee 1972, Executive Board 1972-1975), Western Association Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (Executive Board directors 1973-1975, 79-82), Oregon Girls' Swimming Coaches Association (president 1960, 63), Control California.Bd. Women Officials (basketball chairman 1968-1969), California Association Health, Physical Edition and Recreation (chairman-elect junior college section 1970), Nevada Board Women Officials (Chairman of the Board, chairman volleyball section, chairman basketball section 1969), Northern California Women's Intercollegiate Conference (secretary 1970-1971, basketball coordinator 1970-1971), Northern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (volleyball coordinator 1971-1972), Nevada Association Health Physical Edition and Recreation (state chairman 1974), Northern California Athletic Conference (president 1979-1982, secretary since 1984), Soroptimists Club (board directors 1988-1998, vice president 1989, 92-93, secretary 1993-1995, 1st vice president 1996-1997, correspondent secretary 1997-1998, president since 1998), Phi Kappa Phi, Theta Kappa.
