Beth Miller worked to help rise of UNC women's athletics for decades
Posted Mar 30, 2020
Before Beth Miller was given the Women Leaders in College Sports Lifetime Achievement Award, and before she was the highest-ranking female athletic administrator at North Carolina, she was a full-time assistant professor in the health and physical education department. It was there that she started her 40-plus year UNC career that ended back in 2015.
(Daily Tar Heel)
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