The AAUW board is proposing two changes to make choosing national board members more flexible, and a third amendment that would drop the degree requirement for AAUW membership. The AAUW NC board supports these changes.
A version of the AAUW NC bylaws with changes mandated by AAUW has been posted.
Every two years the national AAUW makes changes to their bylaws and instructs the branches and states about mandated changes to the local bylaws. This year, they also provided a model document that added guidance to the amendment process. The AAUW NC bylaws have been updated to comply with these directives and to follow the…
From: Karla Atkinson Date: Tue, Sep 29, 2015 at 11:14 PM Subject: Re: Policies Update Hi All I do not believe there is a job description for BA. However, I do recall some of the discussion behind creating the position. Because we went to the President’s Council (and we had also restructured), we were looking…
Mandatory bylaws changes have been inserted into the AAUW NC bylaws and a new version has been released.
Here are the tips on updating your branch bylaws for the mandatory 2013 changes — the handout at the March 29 meeting: Mandatory Changes to Branch Bylaws Do NOT need a vote of your branch Do NOT need for sections and article numbering to match Do NOT need to send to AAUW Governance Committee Do…
New bylaws that document the new AAUW NC structure will be presented for approval at the 2013 annual meeting.
At the spring 2010 convention AAUW NC changed its bylaws so that future meetings will allow all members who attend to vote, rather than using a delegate system.
The branch presidents were sent a notice about a proposed change to the AAUW NC bylaws in the convention packet that went out in January. There was some discussion about additional changes, but the bylaws chair Elizabeth Laney recommends, and president Millie Hoffler-Foushee agrees that the single noticed change is what is appropriate to be…
At the convention, a bylaws amendment will be proposed to drop the delegate system and allow all members in good standing to vote at future meetings.