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Ann E. Keeling
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Ann E. Keeling, one of the founding members of Black Career
Women, is Sr. Vice President & Treasurer. For over twenty-five years, she has
assisted Black Women, students, and others across the country to overcome barriers of
racism and sexism in their careers while striving for professional or higher level
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As a Professor in the Division of Professional Practice, the office that
administers the Cooperative Education Program at the University of Cincinnati, she is
responsible for providing administrative support and assistance to the division's faculty,
and staff as well as addressing the needs of employers, faculty, students and colleges
served.
Much of Ann's professional visibility has been in the field of cooperative education and
related work with multiethnic students. Most recently she was recognized as
co-author of chapter 13, College-to-Career Transition Programs for Multiethnic
Students in The Senior Year Experience - Facilitating Integration,
Reflection, Closure & Transition (Gardner, et.al., 1998). She has served as
consultant to the U.S. Department of Education, Division of Institutional and State
Incentive Programs, Cooperative Education Branch in Washington, D.C.; State of New Jersey;
Program External Evaluator for Project CAP - a Career Advancement Plan for undergraduate
minorities and women at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, N.J.; Training
Advisory Council for the Midwest Center for Cooperative Education at the University of
Detroit; and the Advisory Board for the Kalamazoo College Cooperative Education
demonstration project entitled, Cooperative Education Marketing, Inc.
Before joining the University of Cincinnati, Ann was the Associate Director of the
Cooperative Education Program at Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio. She also
served as Assistant Director of the Center for the Advancement of Cooperative Education in
Developing Institutions, Cooperative Education Department, Central State University.
The Center was a training program conceived and administered by Wilberforce University and
Central State University.
Ann received her B.S. degree in Elementary Education with Certification in Special
Education MR from Norfolk State University in Norfold, VA; M.S. degree in Special Education MR from
Ferkauf Graduate School, Yeshiva University; and Dual Specialist Certificates in Learning
Disabilities and Mental Retardation from Yeshiva University, New York, New York.  |
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Legacies
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BCW remembers our Black History throughout the year, by recognizing our
Legacy Messengers and those career achieving contemporary black women making
history, today and tomorrow, across the United States.
BCW respects and recognizes the historical legacies
for black women that these special icons represent
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