Jannette Anderson: podcast appearances and interviews

Kathleen Jannette Anderson OBE FRSE FRCC (1927–2002) was a Scottish biochemist known for her significant contributions to higher education. She played an instrumental role in the transition of Napier College into Napier University. In 1983, she was appointed vice principal of Edinburgh's Napier University, becoming the first woman to hold such a senior position in a Scottish university. Anderson's career was marked by her dedication to advancing the academic and institutional development of Napier University. Her leadership and pioneering achievements have been recognized through her honors, including her fellowships and her appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Throughout her career, she demonstrated a strong commitment to education and gender equality in academic leadership roles.