AAUW NC Public Policy Program, 2007
Our public policy program has been distributed to the legislators. Here’s another copy you can give to coalition partners.
DetailsAAUW NC 2007-2009 Legislative Priorities: Status
The following tables will be updated as legislation affecting our priorities moves through the Congress or the NC Legislature. See also Principles, Priorities and background information AAUW North Carolina Public Policy Program: 2007-2009 AAUW Public Policy Program: 2005-2007 Background information and updates AAUW position papers AAUW Action Alert (monthly) (for members – others may view…
DetailsNew way to join the 2007 AAUW NC 100 Club!
The board has been talking about this since last summer. The AAUW NC CafePress store is open! Check it out!
DetailsTwin Rivers Women’s History Project, 2007
The Twin Rivers Branch made New Bern aware of its early 20th century women leaders during March 2007. The area was focusing programs on the book The Great Gatsby and the branch tied in Women’s History month to this program. Four members researched and others helped to created a display about seven of New Bern’s…
DetailsGirls in STEM notes
From the AAUW “Theme Team” mailing list: Web cast for girls and women interested in engineering: March 22-23 CalWomenTech Project and the new WomenTech Portal.
DetailsLet’s celebrate Anniversaries in 2007! AAUW NC has 80 years!
Anniversaries – local, state, and national – that we’ll be celebrating in Winston-Salem.
DetailsFebruary 1, 2007 count of the number of members in each branch
Report on the number of members in each branch as of February, 1.
DetailsSpring 2007 Tar Heel News
The Spring 2007 issue of the Tar Heel News has been posted. There are minor editing corrections that were made after the print edition went to press, and we may post one more corrected edition with other changes. But, without further delay, here is your convention issue of the state newsletter: AAUW NC Spring 2007…
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AAUW/JACKSONVILLE REGIONAL BRANCH FEBRUARY 2007 NEWSLETTER
PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE: We are still flying high from our adventure at the Air Station. Thank you to Sue Currie for her most informative talk on her work as a Flight Simulator Technician. Her path to that position is a model for any woman pursuing a career in a technology field. Thank you as well to…
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