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Branch News

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Members List:

President:
Jeannie Best
President Elect:
Lisette Spraggins
VP Programs:
Nancy Henderson
VP Membership:
Celina Fennell
VP Members:
Pinnie Smith
Secretary:
Peggy Allen
Financil Officer:
Dianne Morphew
Financil Officer Elect:
Alice Spier
Scholarship:
Becky Rentz
Public Policy:
Susan Humprrey
Intellectus, Editor:
Carly Kahl
Yearbook:
Jeannie Best
Historian:
Robin Burrow

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Advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education and research         



NOMINATIONS FOR WOMEN OF OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT ARE CURRENTLY BEING ACCEPTED

DEADLINE: MARCH 5, 2010

You are not required to be an AAUW MEMBER to submit a nomination nor is your nominee required to be a member of AAUW. 'Women of Outstanding Achievement' is open to all women of the Abilene and surrounding community meeting the requirements stated in the Nomination Guidelines.

Women of Outstanding Achievement Guidelines

Women of Outstanding Achievement Nomination Form

AAUW Abilene Branch, will celebrate Women of Outstanding Achievement at an award ceremony and luncheon on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at the Abilene Country Club. Nominations are currently being accepted for women who have distinguished themselves as outstanding members of the community through individual excellence and high levels of achievement. Nominees shall include women who are current or former residents of the Abilene and surrounding area; have inspired women and girls desiring to achieve their potential and overcome barriers they face; are persons of influence and integrity who have made significant contributions to their community and have excelled in the field or fields of:

  1. Medicine / Health
  2. Science / Technology
  3. Education
  4. Arts / Culture
  5. Community Services / Government (Volunteers, Philanthropy, Public Services),
  6. Social Services
  7. Business
  8. Sports
  9. Communication

Nomination deadline is on or before March 5, 2010. Guidelines and nomination forms may be obtained by downloading the forms forms above, e-mail: abileneaauw@gmail.com, or calling Co-Chairs Nancy Henderson (325) 572- 3323, Celina Fennell (325) 698-2421.




By joining AAUW, you belong to a community that breaks through educational and economic barriers so all women have a fair chance.

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Learn more about AAUW http://www.aauw.org

 

 


Visit our University Partner: Abilene Christian University http://www.acu.edu


Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics ON THE AIR!

LISTEN TO THE RADIO STORIES NOW: http://www.womeninscience.org

Listen to stories about fascinating women working and learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields; and learn about programs and practices throughout the U.S. designed to broaden the participation of women in STEM.

 
Our Branch History



On December 2, 1932, 32 women led by Mrs. Dallas Scarborough met to organize a unit of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). They named the unit "The O. H. Cooper Branch", named for pioneer educator, President of Simmons College (later known as Hardin-Simmons University) and subsequent Chairman of the Department of Philosophy and Education. In the earliest yearbooks these statements appear: "Organized 1932, Affiliated 1933". The National Comptroller for AAUW noted that "Abilene is the only branch in the nation not known simply by the name of the town in which it is located." This distinction changed in 1951 when the Branch name was changed to the Abilene Branch.

Early in our Branch history, scholarship funds for two schools were initiated. Today, Abilene Branch awards five educational scholarships to women returning to Abilene's local Jr. College and three Universities.

 
National & State AAUW Awards


Abilene Branch has been awarded AAUW's 21st Century Platinum Recognition Award for the past four years.

In addition, Abilene Branch received eight stars in the 'Texas STAR Awards' recognition ceremony during the AAUW, Texas Leadership Conference, July, 2007.

 
All meetings of the Abilene Branch are Shape the Future meetings



Members are encouraged to bring guests and prospective members to all of our Branch events. New members to AAUW receive a 50% discount on National Dues.
 
AAUW 125 year Legacy
AAUW, representing over 100,000 college graduates and more than 1,300 branches, is the nation's leading advocate for education and equity for women and girls.
 

AAUW Mission Statement:
Advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education and research.




 
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