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Advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, and research Vision: AAUW will be a
powerful advocate and visible leader in equity and education through
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AlbionYear Established 1938Number of Members 49Current Officers
MeetingsProgramsBranch ProjectsStudy/Interest GroupsBranch ContactMembership FormNewslettersLatest Branch NewsThis branch has had a full year beginning with two branch meetings in September, one a membership invitational potluck and the second to finish sorting books in preparation for their book sale. The October meeting centered around the artist Philip C. Curtis and there was an exhibit of his paintings and a presentation on his art. November ‘s program was a book discussion about the book “Guide to Good Life” by Neil Newman. In December they held a Holiday Brunch with songs, readings and a collection for EF and LAF. A tour to a local manufacturing facility, Continental Carbonics, which makes dry ice, occurred in January. One of their members gave a talk about stem cells and their potential uses in February and in March the program was presented by an Albion faculty member on Antarctica and Global Climate Changes. April featured a columnist from the Miami Herald giving a keynote lecture at Albion and collaboration with the NAACP and the Chamber of Commerce to present a school board candidates forum. The year will end with a performance of the Albion High School Forensics team and a June planning retreat at a member’s lake cottage.
Last update May 3, 2008 |
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