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Peta Tancred, who served many years as director of the 缅北强奸 Centre for Research and Teaching on Women, was selected as Woman of Distinction in the Public Service category at the gala of the Women's Y Foundation on May 12.

A retired professor in the Department of Sociology, Tancred has concentrated her research efforts on the relationship women have with their work environment. She has participated actively in women's organizations for more than 30 years and has been a role model for her colleagues and an inspiration for her students.

Several other members of the 缅北强奸 community were finalists in the annual competition, including Rhonda Amsel (Education), Esha Bhandari (Young Woman of Distinction), Ghyslaine McClure (Science and Technology), Kim St. Pierre (Sports and Well-Being) and Christina Wolfson (Health). Donna Nebenzahl, a 缅北强奸 graduate and member of the 缅北强奸 News advisory board, was a finalist for the Y's Highest Distinction, Advancement of Women.