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SUMMARY:Women in Leadership Forum: Keeper of the Record: Lessons in Leade
 rship and Resilience with Colleen Shogan '97
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Colleen J. Shogan served as the 11th Archivist of the Uni
 ted States\, the first woman in American history appointed by the Presid
 ent and confirmed by the Senate to lead the National Archives and Record
 s Administration (NARA). A noted author and political scientist\, Collee
 n is deeply committed to civics education and prioritized sharing the re
 cords of the National Archives to a wider audience. Under her leadership
 \, NARA launched numerous strategic initiatives to enhance services and 
 make its holdings more accessible\, both in-person and online\, with the
  goal of cultivating public participation and strengthening our nation’s
  democracy. Prior to becoming Archivist\, Colleen served in several cult
 ural heritage leadership roles. She was Senior Vice President and Direct
 or of the David M. Rubenstein Center at the White House Historical Assoc
 iation\, worked in the United States Senate\, and served as a senior exe
 cutive at the Library of Congress and its Congressional Research Service
 . She was the Vice Chair of the Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission a
 nd the Chair of the Board of Directors at the Women’s Suffrage National 
 Monument Foundation. A native of the Pittsburgh area\, she holds a B.A. 
 in Political Science from Boston College and a Ph.D. in American Politic
 s from Yale University\, where she was a National Science Foundation Gra
 duate Fellow. Colleen is the 2024 recipient of the American Political Sc
 ience Association’s Hubert Humphrey Award for outstanding public service
 . Colleen is currently a senior advisor at More Perfect\, an alliance of
  37 presidential centers and hundreds of civic leaders and organizations
 \, that invites Americans to consider the most enduring lessons of our h
 istory while informing the future of our democracy. She is also a Senior
  Fellow in Civics Education at Stand Together and an Adjunct Professor o
 f Government at Georgetown University. In her spare time\, Colleen has p
 ublished eight mystery novels in her award-winning Washington Whodunit s
 eries featuring amateur sleuth Kit Marshall. Stabbing in the Senate\, he
 r debut novel\, received the Next Generation Indie Book Award gold medal
  in 2016. Larceny at the Library won the 2021 bronze medal for mystery a
 t the Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPYs).\n\nTickets: https://eve
 nts.bc.edu/event/53172647136952/confirm?instance_id=53172647136953&retur
 n=https%3A%2F%2Fevents.bc.edu%2Fevent%2Fwomen-in-leadership-forum-collee
 n-shogan-97\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/937bfca8-968a-4a2a-9df8
 -2df10b1fe0ef
LOCATION:Boston College\, Boston\, MA
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/937bfca8-968a-4a2a-9df8-2df10b1fe0e
 f
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