President’s May 2016 letter to the branches
Updates from the AAUW NC co-presidents to the branches.
The Kenan Fellows Program – A new partnership for AAUW NC
AAUW of North Carolina is excited about the possible benefits that will come from ongoing conversations with representatives of the Kenan Fellows Program.
Update on NGCP in North Carolina, 2014
Many of the branches support STEM (Science, Technology, Education, and Math) activities to encourage girls to get and stay interested in these fields. This is seen as a way to fight the gender pay gap (since many of these fields have higher average pay than most occupations) as well as simple fairness in the classroom…
Women’s History Month event in Raleigh, 2014
Come celebrate with MomsRising and other AAUW partners with a Women’s History/Pay Equity fun fair!
Nancy and Sandra will be at Bridging the Gap, 2012
AAUW NC and AAUW are exhibitors at the Bridging the Gap Conference in Raleigh, Oct. 23 and 24.
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Report on minigrant awarded AAUW Greensboro, 2010
AAUW Greensboro was awarded an AAUW NC minigrant for “IT is for Girls”. Here is additional information on the project Final report on “IT is For Girls” project UNCG news story referenced in the report PDF archive New subdomain at UNCG to support the project: wiit.uncg.edu We are most pleased that this was a starter…
Webcast on strategies for working with girls in STEM, 2008
An NGCP sponsored webcast.
Pass-It-On Grants, 2008
From anitaborg.org: The Anita Borg Systers Pass-It-On Grants honor Anita Borg’s desire to create a network of technical women helping one another. The grants, funded by donations from the Systers Online Community, are intended as means for women established in technological fields to support women seeking their place in the fields of technology. The grants…
STEM/NGCP at Convention, 2008
Watch for Jennifer McDaniel and Janet Bailey in Greensboro – and learn more about STEM/NGCP efforts.
Science Blogging Conf. – Jan. 19, 2007 RTP
Pat from FairerScience.Org will be on a panel at the second annual Science Blogging Conference, here in RTP on Jan. 19.
For more on the conference see www.scienceblogging.com — and while you’re there contemplate what an AAUW meeting would look like if run as an “un-conferenceâ€.