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Tar Heel Branch newsletter

  • by Nancy
  • June 1, 2009

Here is the latest newsletter for the Tar Heel Branch. More branch updates: tarheel.aauwnc.org.

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Congratulations to Tressie McMillan Cottom, recipient of a 2020 MacArthur Grant. She is on the faculty at UNC, and her work is important to AAUW issues. ...

UNC sociologist who studies race and gender is one of the 2020 ‘Genius Grant’ winners

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Through her work, Tressie McMillan Cottom hopes the public will come to hear African American women as complex voices of authority and expertise.
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AAUW of North Carolina invites you to participate
in the second program of our new virtual series
You Have the Power

October 20, 2020 at 7:00 pm
National and NC Legislative Update

Rick Glazier, Executive Director
The North Carolina Justice Center

As a non-profit seeking to end poverty in North Carolina, The NC. Justice Center’s mission is to fight for working families across the state.

Rick Glazier is the Executive Director of the North Carolina Justice Center. He joined the Justice Center in the summer of 2015 following his resignation from the N.C. General Assembly after 13 years representing Cumberland County in the NC House of Representatives. As a Representative, Glazier served on the House Judiciary, Education, Ethics, and Appropriations committees, among others. He was a visiting professor in criminal justice at Fayetteville State University and has been teaching at Campbell University School of Law for 20 years, in addition to past teaching roles at other institutions. He is a former chair of the Cumberland County School Board

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AAUW of North Carolina invites you to participate
in the second program of our new virtual series
You Have the Power

October 20, 2020 at 7:00 pm
National and NC Legislative Update

Rick Glazier, Executive Director
The North Carolina Justice Center

As a non-profit seeking to end poverty in North Carolina, The NC. Justice Center’s mission is to fight for working families across the state.

Rick Glazier is the Executive Director of the North Carolina Justice Center. He joined the Justice Center in the summer of 2015 following his resignation from the N.C. General Assembly after 13 years representing Cumberland County in the NC House of Representatives. As a Representative, Glazier served on the House Judiciary, Education, Ethics, and Appropriations committees, among others. He was a visiting professor in criminal justice at Fayetteville State University and has been teaching at Campbell University School of Law for 20 years, in addition to past teaching roles at other institutions. He is a former chair of the Cumberland County School Board

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