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ASU Names Gwendolyn Boyd as The First Female President in School’s 146-year History
Gwendolyn Boyd, an executive administrative assistant at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab for the last 33 years, has been unanimously chosen as the first female president of Alabama State University (ASU), effective Feb.1.
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