Since 1952, 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. This November, the 66th AAUW NC award was presented to author Kelly…
We look forward to seeing you in May 2020 on an exciting journey through Women’s History. Here’s the registration form. If you are registering as a member or are sponsored by a member, you’ll be asked for an AAUW member ID. Look up the ID if needed. Be sure you’ve reviewed the Key Reminders document…
If you have registered for one of the May 2020 bus trips from NC to Seneca Falls and back, but you still need to pay for your registration, you may use this form. Continue below ONLY if you have completed your registration — here are the links for that: Key reminders document (review this before…
Unfortunately, the bus trip planned by AAUW NC to take members and friends on a women’s history tour to Seneca Falls, NY with additional stops at women’s history sites, has been cancelled since we did not get the required minimum number of travellers. The information below will be kept available for those who might want to…
The Museum of Coastal Carolina is a natural history museum located at Ocean Isle Beach in Brunswick County, North Carolina. Animal exhibits include an aquarium and a touch tank with live sea animals, shells, fossils, insects, a display about sharks, live snakes, bird dioramas and an ocean reef diorama that includes life-sized models of whales,…
AAUW NC has partnered with the NC Literary and Historical Association to present this award to a North Carolina author since 1953. President Jane Terwillegar will be making this presentation at the Annual Meeting of the NC Literary and Historical Association on Thursday, November 7 at the Doubletree Hotel in Raleigh. The nominees are: The…
AAUW NC is supporting AAUW’s national effort to encourage development of salary negotiation skills across the country!
Representatives from the Asheville, Brevard, Hendersonville, Tryon and Tar Heel branches meeting with Jane, first row third from right, and Kathy, second row second from left. AAUW NC President Jane Terwillegar and Membership VP Kathy Pearre have been traveling the state, talking to branch representatives about AAUW NC and branch plans. It’s been a great…
When a higher education institution joins AAUW they may name one or two of their faculty/staff members as the official representative(s) to AAUW. Here are the names of those representatives for use by those who have AAUW questions on a particular campus. If those individuals have also joined a branch, that is noted as well.
As we enter the planning stages of the AAUW NC conference, we’re interested in what you’d like to see at that meeting? What do you think would attract branch members and those who share our interests? We’re still looking for members of the statewide program committee, so let us know if you’re interested in that,…