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Claire Van Ummersen
Claire Van Ummersen, Ph.D. is a distinguished American scholar, administrator, president emerita of Cleveland State University, and national leader in career flexibility in higher education, and women's advancement and leadership.
== Educational Background ==
A unique passion and interest in science led her to Medford High School in Medford, MA, where she was enrolled in advanced classes in chemistry, physics, and biology. She enjoyed learning foreign languages, especially French and Latin. The latter helped her to excel in biology. In 1953, she was awarded the Mary Edward Peters scholarship to attend Tufts University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude in 1957 with a Baccalaureate degree in biology. During her freshman year at Tufts, she calls to mind an incidence where she had to change her academic adviser because he didn’t allow her to enroll in as many science classes as she would want to at any given time. Later, she received her Master’s (1960) and Doctorate (1963) in biology from Tufts University, with a dissertation titled “An experimental study of developing abnormalities induced in the chick embryo by exposure to radio frequency waves.” She also holds several honorary degrees, including: doctor of science from the University of Massachusetts in 1988, doctor of science from the University of Maine in 1991, a doctor of humane letters degree from New England University in 2005, doctor of humane letters from Granite State College in 2009.
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