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“Far from lonely at the top: Women joining the museum director ranks today have plenty of friends in high places”

Filed under Career Exploration, Women and Careers
Posted by Libraries, July 28, 2006
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Tyler Green, Los Angeles Times, June 11, 2006, Pg. 44

This article by Los Angeles Times reporter Tyler Green comments of the growing trend of women working as museum director across the nation. Green highlights some of these women’s comments and experiences while reaching the top, such as being hesitant to pursue these posts for feel that they were being recruited as “token women,” and describes how the field has changed during their time.

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