the Catholic Schools Foundation in Boston, the Gregorian Foundation, the Graduate School of Business at University College Dublin, the Culture of Life Foundation, the Thomas More Law Center's advisory board, Loyola College in Maryland, the Hoffman Institute, and the National Council for Adoption. She is a founding member of the Napa Valley Chapter of Legatus. Awards and honors Agee has received honorary doctorates from Franciscan University of Steubenville, Loyola College, Stonehill College, Franklin Pierce College, Chestnut Hill College, Notre Dame College and the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology in Berkeley. In the 1980s, Good Housekeeping voted Agee in their 100th Anniversary Edition as one of "100 Young Women of Promise", and she was included among the YWCA's Academy of Women Achievers. Her business awards include the inaugural Ambassador of the Year Award from Legatus, the ITV Woman of the Year Award from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, the John Paul II Award from the Institute for the Psychological Sciences, and the Ex corde Ecclesiae Award from the Cardinal Newman Society. Agee also received the Economic Equity Award from the Women's Equity Action League and the Centennial Medal of Honor from the Columbus School of Law at the Catholic University of America. Her views were included in "American Women Activists' Writing - An Anthology, 1637-2002." In 2017, she was selected for inclusion in the publication, "Wine Country Women of Napa Valley" which featured leaders in the community. References External links The Nurturing Network 1951 births Living people People from Falmouth, Maine American people of Irish descent American women chief executives Wellesley College alumni Harvard Business School alumni Hoover Institution people Bendix Corporation people Roman Catholic activists American nonprofit chief executives Newton College of the Sacred Heart alumni