Judith M Davenport | Daughters | Distinguished Daughters of PA

Judith M. Davenport 2003

After a distinguished career in dentistry, she has contributed her time and talent to many regional and national organizations. The first African American to serve as Chair of the Carlow College Board, she has been a trustee of Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, a member of the Commission on White House Fellowships and honored as a Distinguished Alumna of Pennsylvania State University.

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