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University of Kentucky. (Campus Women on the Move).(Kathy DeBoer)(Brief Article)
Kathy DeBoer is now general services commissioner for the city of Lexington KY. After 18 years in athletics administration at the University of Kentucky as basketball coach, senior woman administrator and fundraiser, she was fired when the new AD took over ...
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