Spring/Summer 2013 Tar Heel News
The latest issue of the publication mailed to all AAUW branch members in North Carolina.
DetailsJacksonville Regional Branch May 2013 Newsletter
President: JoAnn Hall (coachjo@embarqmail.com) VP Branch Communications: Connie Gamble Ochse (cgo@ec.rr.com) President’s Message Greetings Members! I hope that this finds each of you enjoying good health and the warmer (?) weather. I am looking forward to seeing you on Sunday at our annual luncheon meeting. Remember that you can pay your 2013-2014 membership dues at…
DetailsJacksonville Regional Branch April 2013 Newsletter
President’s Message AAUW NC Annual Meeting Highlights A. 15 branches in attendance, 3 fellows, 2 Jacksonville attendees – JoAnn and Connie B. Amendments to by-laws: 1) President and Branch Advocate elected in odd years, Vice-president and Treasurer elected in even years; 2) nominating committee will be eliminated and those duties will be handled by the…
DetailsNews from the 2013 Annual Meeting
The upcoming Tar Heel News will have more information on the April annual meeting of AAUW NC, but here are some of the documents from that meeting.
DetailsERA Resolution for the 2013 Annual Meeting
Here is the text of a resolution that will be brought before the meeting for a vote on Saturday, Apr. 13
DetailsUpdates from the public policy team 2013
Links to AAUW NC resources about actions taken in the NC General Assembly in the 2013 session.
DetailsAAUW NC statement on SB 236, 2013
Information on S 236, “Counties Responsible for School Construction”.
DetailsJacksonville Regional Branch March 2013 Newsletter
Greetings and Happy Spring! Since March is National Craft Month, we will have two guest speakers. One will talk about scrapbooking, and the other will discuss working with beads and making jewelry. We will meet in the party room at Fuddruckers on Western Blvd. in Jacksonville on Monday, March 25, 3:30 p.m. Other topics on…
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Join us at 2013 Women’s Advocacy Day
On Tuesday, April 9, members from across the state will join our allies at the Legislative Building to hear about the policy issues the Legislature is considering that affect women and speak to our own legislators about the issues that most affect us.
Full details: www.ncwu.org
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