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Kim Scott
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Kim Scott is the Archives Assistant in the William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections, McMaster University Library. She has a B.Sc. in Anthropology from Trent University and completed an MLIS degree at the University of Western Ontario in 2009.

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Catching Sight of the Battle: Gladys Neale's Rise to the Top of Educational Publishing (with audio recording)

Amidst the great leaders of Macmillan of Canada in the latter half of the twentieth century stood Gladys Neale — a female visionary thriving in a male dominated industry, who became one of the most respected educational publishers in Canada. Despite facing challenges and discrimination, Neale stormed her way through the business of educational publishing, leaving a lasting legacy as a great publisher, literacy advocate, and staunch supporter of Canadian publications and authors. This study includes an audio interview with Neale, conducted by Roy MacSkimming for his book, The Perilous Trade.

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