Congratulations to the 2010 inductees!
During an inspiring celebration of the many accomplishments of Colorado women, ten women were inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall Fame. The group consisted of four historical inductees and six women practicing in various fields from engineering, research, education and government officials.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame 2010
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame 2010 inductees
Throughout the evening we heard from inductees, their families and friends.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Alice Bemis Taylor
Philanthropist, Alice Bemis Taylor, was the lead female founder and benefactor of cultural and social institutions in early Colorado Springs.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Bartley Marie Scott
Bartley Marie Scott was a rancher and conservationist in Ouray County. She was a pioneer of ranchland management and natural resources stewardship.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Susan Jean O'Brian
Susan Jean O’Brien was a journalist and columnist for the Denver Post.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Hatite McDaniel
Hattie McDaniel was the first African American Woman to win an Oscar for her supporting role as Mammy in the 1939 film Gone with the Wind.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Jill Tietjen
Jill Tietjen is a registered professional engineer, she works in the electric utility industry as well as an educator and professional speaker.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Ramona Martinez
Ramona Martinez is a politician who has tirelessly worked to ensure that women, minorities and local business grow and thrive throughout the state and country.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Philippa Marrack, Ph.D.
In the labs of Denver’s National Jewish Health, Philippa Marrack does groundbreaking immunology research on T-Cells impacting the health of people across the world.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Maria Guajardo, Ph.D
Maria Guajardo, a clinical psychologist and early childhood development specialist, has committed herself to improving the lives of children locally, nationally and internationally.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Elinor Greenberg, Ed.D
Elinor Greenberg is a national leader in adult education and development. She is a visionary who believes education is the key to social change and social justice.
Colorado Women's Hall of Fame - Madeleine Albright
Although Madeleine Albright was unable to attend the ceremony, listening to her longtime friend speak about knowing the first woman secretary of state was amazing.
The Mistress of Ceremonies was the beautiful Marilyn Van Derbur Atler.
Music was provided by Warren Baker of Everything Music. For a sampling of original music contact pianowarrenholly@pcisys.com
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