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the importance of recognizing women on
campus.
'Its important to recognize all people,"
said Patti Tomanio, assistant director of
student life. "We have a launch of fantastic
women faculty, and we've heard wonderful
stuff about them. (The Outstanding
Woman at USC Celebration) let them
know how much they are appreciated,
and it thanks them for their support."
Tomanio said programs at USC like
the Women's Mentoring Program
encourage female students. The program
makes the large institution seem smaller
for students, she said.
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lizations when they're told they
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a good school that's willing to help
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