Tell us about your branch in 2017!
Three new forms collect data about the branches. Share your information so that we can all get a better picture of how AAUW impacts North Carolina.
DetailsBranch Named Gift Honorees Form 2017
AAUW has a tradition of doing “double” or “triple” duty with their philanthropic gifts — honoring individuals as well as supporting the programs AAUW runs to advance equity for women and girls. Branches can look at their total giving to AAUW over the year, and present a “named gift award” to one person for each…
DetailsFebruary 1, 2017 Membership Count
The official “membership count” for AAUW branches occurs on February 1. Here is the history of NC branches since 2014.
DetailsOur 2017 Annual Meeting – March 31/April 1
AAUW NC will meet on March 31 and April 1 at the Greensboro Downtown Marriott. Join us! (meeting details)
DetailsHotel info for the 2017 Annual Meeting
Deadline for the AAUW rate at the Greensboro Marriott Downtown is March 3March 10. Register now!
Updated bylaws information for 2017 has been posted
A version of the AAUW NC bylaws with changes mandated by AAUW has been posted.
Details2017 Annual Meeting for AAUW NC
Overview Join us Friday afternoon and Saturday, March 31-April 1, for the 2017 AAUW NC annual meeting in Greensboro. We will be joined by Melissa Johnsen, member of the national AAUW Board, who will lead a workshop on Reproductive Justice and address the broader context of the impact of the national election on women’s rights. Location…
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2016 Juvenile Literature Award to Sheila Turnage
Sheila Turnage’s book, Anybody Shining was honored as the winner of the 2016 AAUW (NC) Juvenile Literature Award.
DetailsAAUW NC awards for Young People’s Literature, 1953 – present
Since 1953, AAUW of North Carolina has partnered with the NC Literary and Historical Association to present an award in recognition of the most significant work of original juvenile literature published over the course of the last year by a North Carolina author. The judges include a representative from Lit & Hist, one from AAUW…
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