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Aimée Dorr, the former dean of UCLA’s School of Education and Information Studies and a respected UC provost, has passed away at the age of 83. During her remarkable 13-year tenure as dean, Dorr transformed the school into a nationally recognized institution, significantly enhancing its reputation and reach. Under her guidance, the school not only excelled academically but also fostered deeper connections with the diverse communities of Los Angeles.
Dorr’s impact extended beyond the walls of UCLA. As provost for the University of California system, she played a crucial role in shaping educational policies and initiatives that benefited students and faculty across multiple campuses. Her commitment to equity and excellence in education left a lasting imprint on the university landscape.
Colleagues and students remember Dorr as a passionate advocate for education, whose visionary leadership inspired countless individuals. Her legacy will continue to influence future generations of educators and scholars.
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