Since the early 1870’s to the present, we have had over 50 women run for President of the United States. These courageous individuals shaped our republic with leadership, charisma, and policy. Many of these vital changes to our democracy do not get covered in our history books.
In this presentation, you will see why women continue to make a difference in our politics and our world.
- Who are these phenomenal women leaders?
- How have women been represented in presidential elections to date?
- What are the historical challenges for women running for our highest office?
- Has progress been made?
(This is NOT a political endorsement for the women of either major party currently running, nor any third party)
On Thursday, September 12 from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in Aquinas Hall #200, Dr. Paul Kotz, Director for the Doctorate of Business Administration Program at Saint Mary’s University, will offer for faculty, staff, and students his presentation “Women Who Have Run for U.S. President: A Historical Look from the 1870’s to the Present.” Dr. Kotz is a thirty-four-year career educator with education and business expertise. He serves as an executive coach for companies and schools and often counsels those in crisis and career transition. He has written articles in the areas of teaching leadership and the unique characteristics of individuals who are considered effective in what they do. He has also written five entertaining books that all focus on seeing the best throughout difficult situations and serve as a springboard catalyst for positive change.
In 2022, Kotz received the Distinguished Lasallian Educator Award at Saint Mary’s for teaching and leadership.
