Interview of Gay Hadley by Susan Hartmann
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Gay Hadley discusses the positions she held at Ohio State as well as her role as a woman administrator at OSU. She began as Associate Director in the Office of Continuing Education in 1982, then later became Associate Executive Officer for Career Development in the Office of Human Relations. She then served as Acting Associate Vice President for Human Relations, and finally as the Assistant Vice President in the Office of Human Resources. Before Ohio State, Gay ran an agency called "Options," a career and educational counseling agency for adults. Later, she started the Bridge Program, which enabled Ohio State staff to work toward a college degree. She also served on the Council on Academic Excellence for Women, which led to the creation of the Critical Difference for Women scholarship program. In addition, she co-chaired OSU's first Campus Campaign.
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Larry Black: Executive Director, Columbus Metropolitan Library (pp. 4) -- Martha Garland: Assistant Professor of History; Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies (pp. 4) -- Marquetta Peavy: Associate Director of Education, University Hospitals (pp. 8, 15, 20, 27) -- Tony Basil: Director of the Office of Continuing Education (pp. 13,16, 18) -- John Herrick: Director of Campus and Facilities Planning; Professor Emeritus of Educational Policy and Leadership (pp. 14) -- Sue Mayer: Special Assistant to the President (pp. 17, 18, 30) -- Linda Tom: Vice President for Human Resources (pp. 22) -- Ruth Gresham: Special Assistant to the Office of Human Relations (pp. 23) -- Kit Sumner: Secretary to Gay Hadley, Office of Continuing Education (pp. 24) -- Mac Stewart: Vice Provost and Chief Diversity Officer (pp. 27) -- Deborah Ballam: Director, The Women’s Place (pp. 28) -- Barbara Snyder: OSU Provost and Executive Vice President (pp. 28)
The media can be accessed here: http://streaming.osu.edu/knowledgebank/OralHistory/Hadley_Gay_interview_081513.mp3