Dianne McAfee Hopkins
1944-
Dianne McAfee Hopkins spent her childhood in Houston, Texas and recieved her undergraduate degree from Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee. She went on to get her graduate degree from Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia. She did her graduate work and served on staff at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin from 1987-2002.
Dianne McAfee Hopkins was awarded the AASL Distinguished Service Award in 1992. She also recieved the SIRS Intellectual Freedom Award in 2001, and has had an award given by the Univirsity of Wisconsin-Madison named in her honor, the Dianne McAfee Hopkins Diversity Award.
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I really like the chart linking the school environment to the SLMS physical & mental health! Information is nicely organized!
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ReplyDeleteGOod to see someone of color in the field. Have any of you ever noticed that our entire cohort is caucasian? I find that very odd since I live in a very multicultural city. Gwinnett UGA is so closed to ATL. I wonder if the Georgia State Program is more diverse- or is this indicative of the SLMS field. Also - never heard of Atlanta University - and I live in the ATL.
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