What is the National Women’s Hall of Fame?
A. The National Women’s Hall of Fame is the nation’s oldest membership organization dedicated to honoring and celebrating the achievements of distinguished American women. A not-for-profit educational institution, its programs include Induction Weekend, educational programs, and special exhibits and events. Q. What is the Hall of Fame’s mission? A. The mission of the Hall of Fame is “Showcasing great women…Inspiring all!” Q. How many women have been inducted into the Hall of Fame? A. There have been 236 women inducted into the Hall. For a list of inductees visit the National Women’s Hall of Fame Web site, www.greatwomen.org. The Hall’s inductees are selected by a national panel of judges representing many disciplines and fields of expertise. Selection criteria for induction are: a nominee’s notable contributions to the arts, athletics, business education, government, the humanities, philanthropy and science; and the enduring value of a nominee’s contribution to society, to significant
