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Over the past 20 years Dianne Mills McKay has played a leadership role in advancing gender equity opportunities for women and girls throughout New Jersey's educational system. Dianne came of age during the turbulent 1960s in a suburban New Jersey university town when the second wave of feminism's message of equal rights at work and home was raising women's consciousness levels. Indeed Dianne, like many of her generation, was introduced to feminism in college, and credits her experience at a woman's college as teaching her to approach her life and work informed with a feminist perspective. She graduated from Douglass...

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