As a "colored" girl growing up in segregated South Africa, Penelope "Penny" Andrews obtained intellectual salvation from the Irish nuns who provided her with the knowledge, confidence and discipline to lead. Now, as the newly installed 17th president and dean of Albany Law School, Andrews hopes to offer the next generation of Albany-educated lawyers the blessings she received from the Dominicans.
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New Albany Dean Taps Lessons Learned Under Apartheid to Inspire Students to Leadership
New York Law Journal
July 23, 2012
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