baldwin's responsibilities as dean and as an active teacher (which she believed necessary to remain effective as an administrator) left her no time for research, and she produced no further scholarly historical material after this time. she did, however, maintain active memberships in various women's educational organizations and north carolina historical organizations. she also encouraged student participation state and national women's organizations as well as the formation of a number of student-led organizations on campus; under her guidance and example, students launched organizations such as a forum committee to invite speakers to east campus, distaff, a monthly magazine edited entirely by women, the nereidians, a synchronized swimming club, and numerous honorary and leadership societies such as ivy, sandals, and the white duchy, a counterpart to the order of the red friars.