Description
One of the first high-ranking Chicana administrators at a private university, Cecilia P. Burciaga (1945-2013) was a leader
in civil rights and education.
Background
One of the first high-ranking Chicana administrators at a private university, Cecilia Preciado Burciaga (1945-2013) was a
leader in civil rights and education who inspired generations of students during a twenty year career at Stanford University
and later California State University-Monterey Bay. Her advocacy and mentoring extended to participation in various organizations
and conferences (including the landmark 1977 National Women's Conference), and she was was also a frequent public speaker.
Extent
38 Linear Feet
(71 boxes)
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Availability
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