Adult Education Women

It started eight years ago with a personal crisis: a newly divorced woman desperately needed a fresh start. She had no money. She had no marketable skill. She had no confidence. And she had very little hope. What she did have was a friend in Gurney Norman, a writer and English professor at the University of Kentucky. In the spring of 1986, Norman related the woman's plight to Jane Stephenson at Berea College.

It started eight years ago with a personal crisis: a newly divorced woman desperately needed a fresh start. She had no money. She had no marketable skill. She had no confidence. And she had very little hope. What she did have was a friend in Gurney Norman, a writer and English professor at the University of Kentucky. In the spring of 1986, Norman related the woman's plight to Jane Stephenson at Berea College.