While continuing education at the University of London and the University of Minnesota, directed pre-medical advising, the Martin Luther King Program, and a program to increase the number of persons of color in all medical programs at the College of Liberal Arts; in a fellowship year, consulted with colleagues and universities, state agencies and non-profit boards; served as a trustee of Macalester College, Metropolitan Medical Center (later merged into Allina), Shattuck-St. Mary's School, Northwestern Bank of Stillwater (Wells-Fargo) and Seabury-Western Seminary in Evanston, Illinois; was elected to the Board for Theological Education of the Episcopal Church where she chaired the Committee on the Future and directed research that led to the publication of "The Care of Learning"; served on the Board for the Center for Sexuality and Religion in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; was involved in other consultancies including Clare Housing, Hope House, and the Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus.