One late entry in list of things I brought back from Phoenix:
P-2-P (Personal-to-Political and Political-to-Personal) Workshop from AAUW Ridgefield (CT). Materials to use for a program to reach out to and draw in girls’ organizations. For details see aauw-ct-ridgefield.org/documents/Apathy2Activism.html
The Greensboro branch local arrangements committee in consultation with the AAUW NC executive committee, has developed a budget for the 2008 convention.
It will be presented for approval (and amendment, if necessary) at the board meeting on Saturday morning, October 20.
Board members are asked toRead More »Budget for 2008 Convention
Here is the treasurer’s report as of 9/30/07: Treasurer’s ReportRead More »AAUW NC 9/30/07 treasurer’s report
This irregularly published list of headlines from www.aauw.org is meant as a reminder of all that the national level of the organization is doing. See the list on the right of this web site for the current headlines.
Some links may require login to the AAUW Member Center — use your member id for that.
Read More »AAUW/JACKSONVILLE REGIONAL BRANCH OCTOBER 2007 NEWSLETTER
Watch this video about AAUW – hear from members from around the country why they joined AAUW and what it means in their lives and their communities. More info:www.aauw.org/About/aauwVideo.cfm
NC State Women’s Center, Saint Augustine’s College, and Shaw University are sponsoring this area’s first Running & Winning workshop on Saturday, November 3, 2007, at Peace College in Raleigh. This interactive workshop is designed to give young women in high school and college the opportunity to explore public service as a career. During the session, participants will meet with local women office holders and explore their own leadership abilities.
Florence Soltys, known in North Carolina and across the nation as a leading expert and fearless advocate for people as they aged, died Thursday, Sept. 27, of a heart attack. She was admired for her work on issues related to the goals of AAUW of North Carolina.
Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts, an historic theater in Wilmington, is over 150 years old. For decades, a variety of cultural arts programs… Read More »Wilmington Branch to learn about Thalian Hall Project
This irregularly published list of headlines from www.aauw.org is meant as a reminder of all that the national level of the organization is doing. See the list on the right of this web site for the current headlines.