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Louisa B. Tabatabai Ames, Iowa, USA Brick Section G - Row 15
We wish to honor Dr. Louisa B. Tabatabai with a brick in the Plaza to Heroines in front of Carrie Chapman Catt Hall in order to recognize the many contributions she has made to improve the lives of others. Louisa has provided inspiration and encouragement to many, especially women, minorities, and the handicapped. Her efforts to increase diversity and equality in the workplace and to provide strong support of those she supervises have resulted in the creation of an environment that encourages everyone to excel to the best of their abilities. The results of these efforts have encouraged colleagues to follow in her footsteps and has improved the working environment within the federal government. She has taken an active interest in the continuing education and career development of a number of students and has supported those who have taken a nontraditional career path. She has provided guidance and insight to a number of women who have returned to the university to pursue an advanced degree and has supported their desire to continue their education while raising a family. She has demonstrated that a woman can develop an impressive career without sacrificing her principles or her personal and family life. Her life serves as an inspiration to all of us. Donated by: Carol Belzer Loise Henderson Barbara Martin Bonnie Beck Jessie Figgins Rollin Sachs Emily Zeha Marcie Hammerand Kathy Mullihan Glynn Frank George Pugh Phletus Williams Kathy Goodwin 10/9/95
Narrative Updated: 7/11/1995
Honored By:	Louise M. Henderson see narrative