Leavitt published her work in a magazine and was eventually recognized for her accomplishments.
Betsy was widely recognized for her work in the area of public relations education, as well.
Rachel has been recognized for her achievements by Businessweek, Fast Company, Crain's, Hewlett-Packard, and others.
Shirley was recognized for her significant community accomplish ments by the Governor in 2001.
Dr. Hoehn was internationally recognized for her work in Parkinson's disease.
Over her long career she was recognized for her work as a comedian, talkshow host, actor and writer.
She is also recognized for her instrumental role in the development of modern dance in Israel and Mexico.
Mrs. Fierstein has been recognized for her charitable works for Hadassah, God's Love We Deliver and Cancer Care.
She was readily recognized for her Tide detergent sneakers and her yellow and red bakelite, laundry pin depicting washing implements.
If her contributions to art went unacknowledged, she was recognized for her poetry -- thanks to other women.
She was formally recognized for her contributions in 1998 as a "Woman Analyst of Distinction at IPTAR".
