When a higher education institution joins AAUW they may name one or two of their faculty/staff members as the official representative(s) to AAUW. Here are the names of those representatives for use by those who have AAUW questions on a particular campus. If those individuals have also joined a branch, that is noted as well.
How are the AAUW College/University partners in the state taking advantage of connecting their faculty/staff/students to AAUW?
Information on AAUW’s College/University partnership program and the list of current partners in North Carolina.
In the spring of 2014, Jacquelin Heath, Vance Granville Community College Program Head/Instructor of School-Age Education, will coordinate a Campus Action Project funded by AAUW that will assist students to focus on goals for finishing a four year degree, self-care, and follow-through to completing a college degree. Michelle Evans, co-president of the Tar Heel Branch is the AAUW NC contact.
There are now 21 AAUW college/university partners in the state. Members can find contact information for the campus repesentatives for most of these in the AAUW.org Member Services Database. If you are on/near one of these campuses, do try to make a connection between AAUW NC and the campus — and let info@aauwnc.org know if…
On Friday, April 3, contacts from campuses across the state gathered at the UNC Chapel Hill Friday Center to hear about options for connecting AAUW to their campuses.
College/University partners are institutional members of the Association. Each campus may name a faculty or staff member as its representative to the “broader” AAUW efforts. The representatives are encouraged to tap the branch resources when that makes sense, and the branches may contact the representatives with information about projects such as the Youth Advocacy ToolKit.