Raleigh News & Observer http://www.newsobserver.com/102/story/483913.html “NAACP leader urges diversity in schools” By Todd Silberman, Staff Writer The leader of the North Carolina NAACP urged state… Read More »Diversity and a Sound Basic Education
Presidents’ Message: We are looking forward to our first regular branch meeting on September 25 and getting the ball rolling on continuing/new projects. The board… Read More »AAUW/Jacksonville Regional Branch September 2006 Newsletter
The AAUW Educational Foundation Board of Directors seeks two additional members for appointment to the Research Advisory Council for a term beginning fall 2006. The Board… Read More »Have a Voice in AAUW’s Research Agenda
How are we able to “afford” the mini-grants? Through the generous support of donors who contribute to AAUW NC over and above their dues. These… Read More »100 Club Information
At the July board meeting, the board approved continuing the mini-grants for 2006-2007. These are funded from AAUW NC 100 Club contributions and the reserves.… Read More »AAUW NC Mini-Grants
Here’s the new AAUW NC form for branch recognition. This program is an opportunity to let the AAUW NC board know about your branch, and to highlight your accomplishments for the rest of the state to acknowledge. [See also Lessons Learned from AAUW Recognition Programs.]
NC Women United has released the materials for this year’s Women’s Agenda Assembly. These are biennial meetings around the state that Encourage small groups to… Read More »Women’s Agenda Assembly – you’re invited!
This note is to explain some of the underpinnings of the new AAUW NC web system. You may have seen the article on page 8 in the recent issue of the Tar Heel News about how Jacksonville and Asheville are using the new system. I’d like to add Raleigh/Wake County to the list — as of today their old site has been migrated to the new system. You’ll note that all of these web sites
bear a suspicious resemblance to this site: https://history.aauwnc.org. You may also notice that Jacksonville’s site actually is just a link into the AAUW NC news site.
The Fall 2006 issue of the AAUW NC newsletter is online: www.aauwnc.org/00THN Members should see their copies arrive in US Mail in a week or… Read More »Fall 2006 Tar Heel News goes to press!
The logo on this site has changed to use Marty Folsom’s design for the Open the Gates theme. The theme and logo were launched at the meeting in July.