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纪念Ruby N. Takanishi(1946-2020)。作为一名“儿童战士”，高西庆留下的遗产包括有影响力的政策、献身的倡导，以及一位杰出的领导者、一位关怀他人的导师和一位慷慨的同事。她曾在加州大学洛杉矶分校、师范学院、耶鲁大学和银行街学院任教。离任后，她将自己的职业生涯奉献给了政策制定和慈善事业。1980年，Takanishi获得了由儿童发展研究协会和科学促进会赞助的国会奖学金，担任参议员Daniel Inouye的助理。1986年，她成为资助机构卡内基青少年发展委员会的执行董事。1996年至2012年，Takanishi担任儿童发展基金会(FCD)总裁兼首席执行官。(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA，版权所有)。
Memorializes Ruby N. Takanishi (1946-2020). Remembered as a "warrior for children," Takanishi's legacy includes impactful policies, dedicated advo cacy, along with memories of a brilliant leader, a caring mentor, and a generous colleague. She taught at University of Cali fornia Los Angeles, Teachers College, Yale, and Bank Street College. Foregoing tenure, she devoted her career to policymaking and philanthropy. In 1980, Takanishi received a Congressional Fellowship spon sored by the Society for Research in Child Development and the Association for the Advancement of Science to serve as assistant to Sen. Daniel Inouye. In 1986 she became executive director of the Carnegie Coun cil on Adolescent Development, a grant-making organization. Takanishi served as the president and CEO of the Foundation for Child Development (FCD) from 1996-2012. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved).
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