1943
Born to Isaac Norman Reid and Mary (Addison) Reid in Rendville, OH.
1969
Is an assistant manager of staffing at Harvard University until 1978.
1974
Earns a Bachelor of Science in personnel and industrial relations from Northeastern University and joins the Sigma Epsilon Rho Honor Society.
1978
Is the director of personnel/human resources at Tufts University until 1986.
1980
Is a senior lecturer in business administration at Northeastern University until 1994.
1985
Achieves a Master of Education from Northeastern University and joins the Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Society.
1986
Is the director of human resources at Automatic Data Processing in Waltham, MA until 1994.
1989
Serves the Northeast Human Resources Association as a board member, vice president and president through 1997.
1992
Obtains a Doctorate of Education from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
1994
Teaches as an assistant professor of management and is a consultant of human resources at Bentley College until 2008.
1997
Is the executive director of human resources at Bentley College until 2008.
2008
Is the director of equal opportunity and inclusion and Title IX coordinator at Lesley University until 2016.
2010
Serves as leadership committee chair for the Women of the Harvard Club until 2012.
2017
Is named to Boston’s Most Influential Women by the Women of the Harvard Club Leadership Committee.
2017
Receives recognition for Strong Leadership Influence from Governor Charles D. Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn E. Polite.
2018
Publishes “Everyday Artist: Creating the Life You Want to Live.”
2020
Is an instructor at Boston College and is a consultant out of National Executive Coach Consulting Services through today.
2020
Is a dissertation coach for graduate students who earn their PhD and EdD doctoral degrees.
2021
Works with Nationwide Executive Consulting Services for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion through today.