Adams-Ender's Profile and Educational Links

When it comes to the military, General Adams-Ender has a fascinating history of being the first in so many different areas, especially during a time when Blacks were not readily accepted in the upper ranks of the structure. As you continue your research beyond her military career, you will find that she is a community activist, educator, author, volunteer...and the list goes on.

Adams-Ender retired in 1993, but she continues to serve diligently in her community. Her ongoing service is a testament to why she has received such memorable awards and honors such as: Outstanding Young Woman of America; military's Distinguished Service Medal and Meritorious Service Medal (both with Oak Leaf Clusters); NAACP's Roy Wilkins Meritorious Service Award; University of Minnesota Regents' Distinguished Graduate Award; and the National Bar Association's Gertrude E. Rush Award for Leadership.

There is so much more to discover about this remarkable woman from North Carolina. Use the links below to launch your adventure of discovery. We can promise you, there is far more to the story than what you have read here!