chairwoman

She was chairwoman of the department from 1978 until 1983.

Upon his death in 1950, she took over as president and chairwoman.

Since 1990, she has been the party's state chairwoman, the first woman to hold that position.

She was the institute's chairwoman for the first four of those years.

She also served as chairwoman of the department from 1975 to 1980.

She served as chairwoman of the board until her death in 1990.

As chairwoman, she is in a position to influence the rest of the Met board.

In 2005, she became vice federal chairwoman of the party, but left office two years later.

She served as the association's chairwoman from 1992 to 1993.

Much attention is expected to focus on the commission's chairwoman.

His mother became first vice chairwoman of the Republican county committee.

The chairwoman is not to blame for how few there are.

She has been the chairwoman of the party's parliamentary group since 2011.

He could without an introduction tell who his chairwoman was.

Among the Republicans, there are two female county chairwoman, but no black men or women.

In 1983 she was named chairwoman of the economics department.

He met instead with the chairwoman of a war veterans' committee.

She continued to serve until 1976 and was named chairwoman in 1975.

She served as the organization Chairwoman for its first ten years.

The first thing they did was have an election for a temporary chairwoman.

She is a former vice chairwoman of the board at Cornell.

She served two terms as chairwoman of the classics department.

For many years she was chairwoman of the board's landmarks committee.

Her mother is the chairwoman of the foreign languages department at Eastern.

Armstrong was also the first female president and chairwoman of the organization.