The American Association of University Women's Mission is:

Advancing Equity for Women and Girls Through Advocacy, Education, and Research.


Officers


Membership

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Special Interest Groups


Calendar of Events

Thurs., May 6, 2010 (7:00pm)--Sonja Reece will speak

 

 


Pictures of Past Events

 

page last updated 3/04/10gfj

 

These AAUW-BN events are planned to promote awareness by highlighting the mission of AAUW:

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


Saturday, March 6, 2010 (9 - 11:00am)

14th Annual International Women's Day Breakfast

Marriott Hotel in Uptown Normal

 

Keynote Speaker:  Mary Beth Taylor

 

"Haiti:  Land of Beauty, Spirit, and Hope"

 

 

Sponsored by:

American Association of University Women--BN

Soroptimist International--BN

McLean County League of Women Voters

 

Click here to download a flyer about making a reservation for this event.

 

 

Our events are open to members of AAUW-BN and the general public.  Events are free (except were noted).  Guests are always welcome. We hope that you can join us!


For All AAUW-BN events, please contact us if you need an accommodation:

This document is available in alternative formats upon request by contacting (Mary Goodwin, AAUW-BN) at (309-663-6928 voice, or marygoodwin@hotmail.com).  If you need a special accommodation to fully participate in this program/event, please contact Mary Goodwin, AAUW-BN at 309-663-6928 voice, or marygoodwin@hotmail.com. Please allow sufficient time (at least 1 week) to arrange the accommodation.  If you have special dietary needs (if there are refreshments being planned), please contact Mary Goodwin, AAUW-BN at (309-663-6928 voice.


American Association of University Women

                                Bloomington / Normal, Illinois Branch

The Bloomington-Normal Branch was founded in 1913 (District 2).    AAUW is a nationwide organization of graduates of regionally accredited United States colleges and universities or foreign institutions recognized by the International Federation of University Women.  AAUW concerns itself with enhancing the intellectual and cultural life of the individual; supporting legislation; working to improve education; increasing options and total awareness; securing equal opportunities; and study, then action.  In principle and practice, AAUW values and seeks a diverse membership.  There shall be no barriers to full participation in this organization on the basis of gender, race, creed, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or class.