Fall 2009 Tar Heel News
This issue of the AAUW NC newsletter includes information on the spring convention, the summer meeting, public policy updates, and more.
This issue of the AAUW NC newsletter includes information on the spring convention, the summer meeting, public policy updates, and more.
Here is news you can use! For those who are still sorting through the piles of paper you brought back from St. Louis — or those who weren’t able to go — AAUW.org now has many of the presentations and handouts from the 2009 AAUW Convention in St. Louis.
See www.aauw.org/convention/conv2009/ for a selection of videos […]
At the July, 2008, AAUW NC meeting a draft of the financial report for 6/1/2007 - 6/1/2008 was distributed. The final report differs from that only in the allocation of expenses to specific line items — none of the totals have changed. Please refer to the draft report for footnotes on how the final figures […]
Carolyn Garfein of Georgia was elected president of AAUW for 2009-2011. Here is her initial message to the members:
Updates on the bylaws changes at the 2009 AAUW National Convention.
Explanatory material on the new collaboration between AAUW and the WAGE Project.
The following people have said they intend to be delegates to the AAUW Convention in St. Louis at the end of the month:
Jan Schwartz, Asheville
Karla Atkinson, Brevard
Katherine White, Chapel Hill
Diane Schneider, Charlotte
Queen Thompson, Charlotte (unconfirmed)
Mildred Hoffler-Foushee, Greensboro
Everlena Diggs, Greensboro
Mary Fran Schickedantz, Greensboro
Margaret Holmes, Hendersonville
Joanne Hill, Jacksonville Regional (possible)
Lois McCarthy, Sandhills-Southern Pines
Sue Williamson, Sandhills-Southern Pines
Sheila Bassoppo-Moyo, […]
At the AAUW NC Convention in Wilmington, a decision was made to offer $250 from the state funds to each branch to help defray the cost of expenses of branch delegates for the Convention in St. Louis in June.
Here’s a “Cliff’s Notes” version of the bylaws changes which may be useful in starting conversations with those who haven’t been focused on the issue.