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Sr. Patricia Jean Manion, SL*: Sister Patricia Jean Manion served as president of Loretto Heights College from 1967 – 1972. She presided over a time called \u201cNew Directions\u201d and was innovative in aligning the college with the cultural changes of the time.\u00a0 The governance of the school was put under a secular Board of Trustees and New Articles of Incorporation were drawn up for the college. In the Fall of 1970, the college became co-educational. Of the thirty schools invited to join the Union for Research and Experimentation, Loretto Heights College was the only Catholic\u00a0 college. As a result of its membership, in 1971 the college instituted \u201cUniversity Without Walls\u201d a pioneer degree-granting program to serve the many non-traditional students wishing to enter the workforce.<\/p>\n

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Sr. Patricia Jean Manion, SL*: Sister Patricia Jean Manion served as president of Loretto Heights College from 1967 – 1972. She presided over a time called \u201cNew Directions\u201d and was innovative in aligning the college with the cultural changes of the time.\u00a0 The governance of the school was put under a secular Board of Trustees …<\/p>\n

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