plans, and the acquisition of a campus in Hinckley. She retired in December 2012 and immediately began working as chief academic officer for the Maine Community College System. Memberships Woodlee was a director of the American Association of Community Colleges and co-chair of the steering committee of the Maine Higher Education Partnership. She was chair of the board of MaineGeneral Health in 2006–07, chairman of the board of directors for the Mid-State Economic Development Corporation, a director of the Mid-Maine Global Forum, a member of the board of directors of United Way, and a member of the Waterville School Board. She and her husband are members of the Founders Club of the Alfond Youth Center; in 2015 she served as vice president of the Founders Club. In the late 1970s she was a four-year member of the Governor's Advisory Committee for Displaced Homemakers. Awards and honors Woodlee received a Distinguished Community Service Award from the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce in 1997, a Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Maine at Farmington in 2010, and an Achievement Citation Award from the American Association of University Women in 2011. The Alfond Youth Center in Waterville named her to their Hall of Fame in 2012. She was inducted into the Maine Women's Hall of Fame in 2015. Personal life Her first husband was David Lanman, with whom she had two children Amy and Amanda. In 1980 she married Jimmie Woodlee, a physician assistant at Redington-Fairview Hospital. He later worked at the Colby College Health Center. They had two children, William and Rachel and maintain homes in Virginia Beach, Virginia. References 1946 births Living people Heads of universities and colleges in the United States Cazenovia College alumni University of Maine at Farmington alumni University of Southern Maine alumni Vanderbilt University alumni People from Fort Worth, Texas People from Vassalboro, Maine Date of birth missing (living people)