Since joining ASU in 1989, Maureen Duane has worked continuously to ensure that the university makes progress in developing "family friendly" policies, and programs. Maureen not only developed the Child and Family Services Program, but she also helped in the design of the Campus Children’s Center, a resource enjoyed by many. Furthermore in 2001, Maureen’s grant to the U.S. Department of Education was funded which provided a number of services to needy families including child care subsidies to low-income student parents and the installation of diaper changing stations across campus. In addition to providing family friendly services, Maureen has served in a variety of leadership roles such as co-chair of the Child and Dependent Care Task Force, President of University Career Women, and President of the University Work/Family Association. In many respects, it is Maureen’s "dedication, vision, creativity, and passion" which helps make ASU "a more supportive setting for those balancing work/school/family issues."