Margaret Claire Dunkle

Background

Dunkle, Margaret Claire was born on July 4, 1947 in Elkton, Maryland, United States. Daughter of Maurice Albert and Hannah Margaret (Mace) Dunkle.

Education

Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1969.

Career

Research associate, research assistant, Tufts U., Bio-Dynamics, Inc., University Research Corporation, Washington and Boston, 1969-1971; associate director project on the status and education of women, Association American Colls., Washington, 1972-1977; special assistant for legislation, unites states department Health, Edition and Welfare, Washington, 1977-1979; project director, partner, Health Equity Project and Brown and Dunkle, Washington, 1979-1985; executive director, founder, Equality Center, Washington, 1982-1990; director, American Association of University Women Ednl. Foundation, Washington, 1990-1991; director policy exchange, Institute for Ednl. Leadership, Washington, since 1991.

Achievements

• Margaret Claire Dunkle has been listed as a noteworthy non-profit organization administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Just what the doctor should have ordered a prescription for sex-fair school health services (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:319142)
  • Just What the Doctor Should Have Ordered: A Prescription for Sex-Fair School Health Services

Membership

Co-founder, 1st chairman National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education, 1975-1977. Member Federation Organizations for Professional Women (national president 1979-1980), American Educational Research Association (Activist and Policy award 1990), National Council for Research Women (board directors 1991-1992), National Society Fund Raising Executives, Girard St. Association (co-founder, coordinator 1981-1993).

Connections

Father:

Maurice Albert Dunkle

Mother:

Hannah Margaret (Mace) Dunkle