Screenshot The North Carolina Science Leadership Association (NCSLA) provides opportunities for science educators to exchange ideas, promote the cause of quality science instruction, and influence the creation of policies and legislation. Historically, the NCSLA has partnered with the Center of Excellence for Research, Teaching and Learning (CERTL) at the Wake Forest School of Medicine to…
AAUW NC congratulates 14 recipients attending NC Colleges/Universities who received funding for the 2022-23 award year. These outstanding recipients will pursue academic work and lead innovative community projects to empower women and girls. Check out Fellowships and Grants for more information. Pictured (L to R; Top to Bottom) Kiara Childs, Yi Yi Mon (Rosaline) Kyo, Sierriana Terry, Sara Shashaani, Ambreen…
Congrats 2023-2024 NC Fellows & Grantees! Award Received: American Dissertation Fellowship Ariana Avila: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill-NC); Anthropology Jessica Borsellino: Duke University (Durham-NC); History Sydney Marshall: Duke University (Durham-NC); History Caitilin McMillan: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill-NC); Geography Imari Smith: Duke University Graduate School (Durham-NC);…
Meeting Date: 1/13/2021 Meeting Time: 7:30 pm Meeting Location: Via Zoom Link Board Members Present: Kathy Pearre; Janet Bunger; Pat Ashe; Wendy Haner; Laura Garmendia; Lena Murrill-Chapman; Adrienne Stuckey; Cheryl Wheaton; Christi Whitworth; Diana Gray; Margie Maddox. AAUW NC Board Meeting 1.13. 2021 – Approved Minutes
Angela Gist-Mackey, Assistant Professor of Organizational Communication at the University of Kansas, received support in 2017-2018 from an American Fellowship funded in part by the Ann Chipley Endowment. She is the first to be awarded support from this fund which reached stipend-producing level in 2016.
Celebrate with us that AAUW scholars into the future will be funded by a fellowship carrying Ann’s name.
Congratulations and welcome to the 2014-2015 AAUW fellows who are studying in North Carolina.
You can find information about the six AAUW Fellows at North Carolina institutions here: Fellows directory at aauw.org The contact information of six of them is provided to North Carolina branches who want to invite them to speak or otherwise contact them for AAUW purposes. Your branch president should have received this information in late summer.…
Congratulations and welcome to the 2013-2014 AAUW fellows who are studying in North Carolina.
Preliminary list of AAUW fellowships for 2012-2013 includes 13 scholars at NC universities.