For me, there  are many  satisfactions to be derived in supporting CEW's mission with my dollars, my time and my energies. With strong convictions about education and gender equity, I delight in supporting CEW scholarships for goal-driven women who dare to dream big.  I delight in supporting CEW's counseling program, which has long been a problem solver for people with
minimal or deep-seated problems needing professional advice.  I delight in CEW's fact-finding research projects that are on target when it comes to cutting edge findings that promise to bring significant changes to academia and the market place alike.

Furthermore, being a local, I have the added satisfaction of knowing their skilled leadership and about their unending accomplishments.  If I have a complaint, they listen.  If I have a question, it's answered.  Succinctly put, CEW is a very caring organization ever alert to addressing and resolving women?s issues as they surface on campus.

Above: Farideh Almani, 2006-2007 CEW Molly Dobson Scholar and Molly Dobson.

Molly Dobson, CEW Supporter, Leadership Council Member and friend