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AAUW NC 2008 Convention: Greensboro, April 18-20

Carloads came to Greensboro!

Seventeen of our 21 branches were represented at the convention. Members enjoyed networking with each other and learning from the workshops, plenary sessions, and exhibitors. A few nonmembers checked us out, liked what they saw, and joined! Mark your calendars now for Friday, March 27 for the 2009 AAUW NC Convention in Wilmington, which will be a preparation for the historic national convention in St. Louis, June 26-28, 2009.

For a list of key items, see this post about the board meeting and business sessions.

All the news from Convention

Financial report from 2008 Convention

Greensboro branch report on AAUW NC 2008 Convention financials

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Minutes from the 2008 AAUW NC Convention

Minutes from the convention business session on Saturday, April 19.

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Belated picture from convention

2008-2010 AAUW NC President Millie Hoffler-Foushee presenting tokens to 2006-2008 AAUW NC President Nancy Shoemaker.

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Documents for the summer meeting

Minutes, agendas, and the draft financial report for the 2007-2008 fiscal year.

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Thoughts on AAUW NC Conventions

Summary of surveys and comments that have led to changes in the AAUW NC convention — and thoughts on possible future changes.

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Spring 2008 e-Communications Survey

Summary of responses to survey about the e-newsletters and e-mail listserve.

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Summer 2008 Tar Heel News

The Summer 2008 issue of the AAUW NC newsletter - recaps of the April convention, news of future meetings, discussions of branch projects, and more.

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Branch Awards

Announcing the “branches of distinction” and those receiving an “honorable mention”.

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Thanks to the branches who used the Young Advocates Toolkit

This project encouraged collaboration with local campuses and building the students’ advocacy skills.

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Thanks to Greensboro!


Read what the convention attendees said in their thank you notes to the host branch.

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