Congratulations to Julie Domonkos DC'83 on her induction into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni! Julie is a proud Douglass alumna of the Class of 1983, Chair of the Douglass Advisory Board, and an accomplished attorney and advocate for women's rights.

Each year, the Hall of Distinguished Alumni honors a group of extraordinary individuals whose lives and careers reflect the rich history, enduring values, and far-reaching aspirations at the heart of the Rutgers experience. Whether they help expand access to academic excellence, build community, support research for the common good, or show leadership and creativity in other ways, these distinguished alumni shape our world for the better.

Sheila Malovany-Chevallier DC’63 and Constance Borde DC’63 have dedicated their careers to feminist scholarship and advocacy—a path that began at Douglass College and led them to their groundbreaking translation of Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex.

Sheila and Constance’s time at Douglass College laid the foundation for their future work in feminist discourse. “At Douglass, we were constantly encouraged to question, to challenge, and to push beyond conventional thinking,” Constance recalls. “It was an environment that nurtured strong women and prepared us for the world beyond.”