Welcome to the new AAUW NC web site! This site combines features of the two previous sites: www.aauwnc.org – our site since about 2000, with the history of previous meetings, information on the branches, our document library, and more news.aauwnc.org – the “blog,” where we post updates for our members, public policy announcements, news about the branches, info…
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AAUW NC News September 3 – September 28, 2007
AAUW NC News August 1 – September 2, 2007
The Fall edition of the AAUW NC newsletter, the Tar Heel News, has been posted. Highlights include
A Women’s History Quiz (with answers)
Information on the Young Advocates Toolkit project
A directory of state and branch leaders (available to members)
Information on the Fall meeting in High Point, October 19-20
AAUW NC News June 16 – July 30, 2007
AAUW NC News June 8 – July 15, 2007 Please scan this list of “headlines” and if there’s something of interest, do read the full story. If these links are not “clickable” for you, go to https://www.aauwnc.org/headlines for another version of this list, or use the “search” in the upper right of https://www.aauwnc.org to go…
The Spring 2007 issue of the Tar Heel News has been posted. There are minor editing corrections that were made after the print edition went to press, and we may post one more corrected edition with other changes. But, without further delay, here is your convention issue of the state newsletter: AAUW NC Spring 2007…
Key items for the branch presidents to consider or pass on to the members of their board. All are encouraged to do a quick check for items that may help them in their AAUW roles.
Thanks to all those who filled out the survey. Some of the results will be discussed at the AAUW NC Convention this weekend, and analysis will continue as the board seeks to understand the challenges in the branches. Highlights of the results of the survey Summary results of the survey