DOROTHY LLOYD WOMEN’S RIGHTS AWARD
Dorothy Lloyd, former MSEA (then MSTA) employee who retired after 25 years of service in 1981, was a dedicated advocate for teachers and other education employees. She began her career with MSTA as a secretary for the Teachers Association of Baltimore County. When she retired, she was Director of Publications for MSTA. Her commitment to equity was reflected in her roles as consultant to the Human Rights in Education Committee and liaison to the original Women’s Leadership Training Cadre.
In recognition of the dedication and commitment to equity that Dorothy Lloyd, former MSTA staffer, reflected by serving as a role model for MSEA women activists and mentor to entry-level women staff members, this award honors up to two persons, groups or programs annually for their individual accomplishments in the field of girls’ and women’s rights.
The Dorothy Lloyd Women’s Rights Award will be presented at the Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration held in January. Recognition of the recipient will be included in the Women’s Concerns Committee’s Annual National Women’s History Month lobby display at MSEA Headquarters in March of the same year.
PROCESS
To learn more about the nomination process, click on the button below.
Questions? Contact Stephanie Walters at [email protected].
SUBMISSIONS
Completed nomination forms and attached supporting documents to be received via the below form no later than 11:59 p.m. on November 1.