Honor Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

Was hired as the University of Tennessee's first Women's Athletic Director (1977), after coaching tennis and basketball at Mississippi College for Women
Established the Tennessee Lady Vols as a nationally recognized program and brand, and is credited with coining the "Lady Vols" name itself
Served as President of the Southeastern Conference Women's Athletic Directors and helped establish the first women's SEC basketball tournament
Was inducted into the inaugural class of the Lady Vol Hall of Fame, with the Lady Vol Leadership Award named in her honor
Was recognized by Business Tennessee as one of the most powerful people in Tennessee
Led the Knoxville Sports Corporation as President and CEO, overseeing the design, development, construction, and management of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
Was inducted into the Greater Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame (2015)