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Stevens Institute of Technology Names First Female Chairperson
For the first time in 143, a woman will be the head of the board of trustees.

The Stevens Institute of Technology has named a woman to be the chairperson of the board of trustees for the first time in the school's history.
Virginia Ruesterholz, a 1983 graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology, will be the board's top member starting in May, the school announced today.
Ruesterholz had a nearly 30-year career at Verizon before retiring in 2012. She holds a degree in chemical engineering from Stevens and a master's degree in telecommunications management from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
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“Now more than ever, the world is calling on innovators and entrepreneurs to address society’s most pressing challenges and drive economic growth," Ruesterholz said in a statement. "This is Stevens’ particular forte."
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