August 2014 President’s eNewsletter
Quick update from AAUW NC president as we start the 2014-2015 AAUW year.
DetailsMinutes from 2014 Annual Meeting
The minutes from the March 29, 2014 annual meeting in Burlington.
DetailsJuly 2014 President’s eNewsletter
Quick update from AAUW NC president as we start the 2014-2015 AAUW year.
DetailsAAUW NC Officers and Key Contacts: 2013-2014
President Mary Peterson, (252) 636-5074, mapeterson2@yahoo.com Finance/Treasurer Denny McGuire, (919) 562-0860, jmcguire11@nc.rr.com VP/ Branch Advocate Sandra McLaurin, (910) 392-0395, scmclaurin@ec.rr.com VP/Communications Karla Atkinson, (828) 884-7648, bardofb@comporium.net Bylaws Committee Chair Lill Van Order, (910) 313-1573, lillvo@earthlink.net Public Policy Team Mary Peterson, Karla Atkinson, Judy Balsanek, Suzanne Rolland, Mari Pino del Rosario, Maggie Parish. Webmaster Nancy Shoemaker,…
DetailsSpring/Summer 2014 Tar Heel News
Here’s the Spring/Summer issue of the AAUW NC newsletter, the Tar Heel News: Tar Heel News, June 2014 Note that where this says that members should have received an e-newsletter mailing before receiving this edition of the USMail newsletter, circumstances intervened and that first mailing via Salsa has not gone out as of July 1,…
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NCGA 2013 Voting Record
AAUW of North Carolina has released a report on the voting record of the 2013 NC General Assembly.
DetailsWomen in Office — Why so Few? 2014
Summary of the issues surrounding women’s low representation in elected office, and what we can do about it.
DetailsVGCC: An Educated Woman, An Educated Future, 2014
On March 29 AAUW NC welcomed Jacquelin Heath of Vance-Granville Community College to speak about the AAUW funded project to encourage VGCC women students to complete bachelor’s degrees.
DetailsUpdate 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…
DetailsAAUW NC Resolution to support NC Teachers, 2014
Specific bills, including the budget, have harmed public education in the state. AAUW members speak out.
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