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espanolSister Catherine Wallace (1917 1991) fue la presidenta de Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) desde 1965 a 1974. MSVU es la unica institucion pos secundaria canadiense para mujeres que da grados academicos. El nombramiento de Sister Wallace coincidio con una era transformadora no solo de la educacion pos secundaria en America del Norte, sino de la Iglesia Catolica misma, ademas del impacto del movimiento feminista. Wallace era muy consciente que esta combinacion de factores requeria una transformacion de MSVU para que la institucion sobreviviera en la siguiente decada. Wallace fortalecio la identidad de MSVU y emprendio un proceso de renovacion, una vision abierta al mundo al abrazar muchos de los objetivos de la segunda ola feminista, incluyendo las recomendaciones del Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada (1970). Tambien le dio a su universidad un perfil mas nacional a traves de su trabajo en el ejecutivo de la Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), de la cual fue la primera mujer presidenta en 1973. EnglishSister Catherine Wallace (1917-91) was president of Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU), Canada’s only degree-granting women’s post-secondary institution, from 1965 to 1974. Wallace’s appointment coincided with a transformative era not only in the North American post-secondary landscape, but also in the Roman Catholic Church and the women’s movement. Wallace was acutely aware that this combination of factors would require a transformation of MSVU itself for the institution to survive the next decade. Wallace ultimately strengthened MSVU’s identity and gave it a more outward-looking vision by embedding many of the goals of second-wave feminism, including the recommendations of the Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada (1970), in the University’s renewal. She also gave the university a more national profile through her work on the executive of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), including in 1973 as their first woman president. francaisSœur Catherine Wallace fut presidente de l’Universite Mount St.Vincent (MSVU) de 1965 a 1974, l’unique institution post secondaire feminine octroyant des diplomes. La nomination de Wallace co incidait avec une ere transformative non seulement dans le paysage nord americain, mais aussi dans l’Eglise Catholique Romaine et le mouvement des femmes. Wallace etait vivement consciente que ce concours de facteurs exigerait une transformation de l’identite de MSVU meme, pour que l’institution survive la decennie suivante. Par la suite, Wallace renforca l’identite de MSVU et lui donna une vision plus orientee vers l’exterieur en implantant dans le renouveau de l’universite un grand nombre des objectifs du feminisme de seconde vague, y compris les recommandations du Rapport de la Commission Royale sur le Statut des Femmes au Canada (1970).Elle donna aussi a l’Universite un profil plus national par son travail a l’executif de l’Association des Universites et Colleges du Canada (AUCC), y compris comme premiere presidente feminine en 1973.

Transforming Catholic women's education in the sixties: Sister Catherine Wallace's feminist leadership at Mount Saint Vincent University