Welcome to AAUW New Mexico Coming Events: 2010 Rocky Mountain Convention in Denver, June 11-13

Click here for a presentation on Changes to AAUW presented at the Fall Workshop Our Spring 2009 convention had two important presentations -- if you missed them or need a reminder, here they are: Click here for Global Warming Presentation Click here for Green Chemistry in the Home Presentation

Scholarship opportunity for Student Leaders The National Conference for College Women Student Leaders (NCCWSL) June 3 – 5, 2010 University of Maryland Campus Presented by AAUW and NASPA The two and a half day conference with over 500 participants includes: keynote speakers, workshops, Women of Distinction Awards, networking opportunities.   To apply for AAUW-NM NCCWSL scholarship, download application here.

Photo Gallery of Recent Events:

2010 Winter Leadership Team Meeting and Legislative Day

        2009 Fall Leadership Team Meeting in Carlsbad
        2009 Spring Convention  

2008 Winter Team meeting and Legislative Day Photos
2008 Fall Leadership Team Meeting
2008 Rocky Mountain Regional Convention, Salt Lake City, June 20-22
2008 State Convention
2007 Fall Workshop
2007 National Convention
125 Year Anniversary Celebration
Proclamation Signing in the Governor's Office
Lt Gov Denish and our lobby corps (2007)

Celebrating 40th birthday of the Virginia Gildersleeve Fund
Fall 2009 leadership team meeting in Carlsbad. Click for more.	2009 Spring Convention in Los Alamos. Click for more
Winter Leadership Team meeting and Legislative Day click for more photos	Fall 2008 leadership team meeting in Las Vegas  Click for more.
NM delegation to the 2008 Regional convention in Salt Lake City. Click for more photos.	Celebrating 75 years of New Mexico AAUW.  Current and past presidents Nancy Scheer, Nina Thayer, Carol Ann Council, Marion Isidoro, Carol Woodworth and Margaret Dike.  Click for more photos.
Educational Foundation Corinne Wolfe fund raiser Holiday Party at Nina Thayer's	Jean Bahr receiving the Terry Sleight Memorial Award from Margaret Dike, Marion Isidoro and Marilyn Dunn

                   

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, and research.

AAUW avanza la equidad para las mujeres y las muchachas con defensa, la educación, y la investigación.

 
The American Association of University Women is a national organization that promotes education and equity for all women and girls. 

Our commitment to these issues is reflected in our public policy efforts, programs, and diversity initiatives. 

Contact us at: aauw@aauw-nm.org

AAUW-NM Co-Presidents’ 2008-09 Goals         July 19, 2008
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•    Make “Get Out the Vote” a major fall activity by asking every branch to have at least one program or activity directly related to the election.  Possible activities include holding a Candidates Forum, campus or community voter registration drive or activity to ensure that every mentally healthy branch member votes. 

•    Encourage every branch to make mission-based programming their top programming priority, by asking every branch to have not less than four mission-based programs or activities. 

Examples include sponsoring or co-sponsoring programs for girls, such as EYH, Girl’s Can, and Careers & Curiosity, fund-raising for EF/LAF and/or local scholarships, “Get Out the Vote” related activities, lobbying for AAUW and AAUW-NM public policy issues, women’s history programs, programs related to any of the EF research topics, such as pay equity, sexual harassment, improving education for women and girls and international women’s issues. 

•    Actively encourage branch and statewide membership growth through the Member-Get-A-Member and Give-A-Grad-A-Gift campaigns with focus on branch and student-affiliate membership including men, visibility and one-on-one contact with new members, support to branch officers, and support of the AAUW Value Promise with a goal of 550 AAUW-NM members.

•    Sustain the Educational Foundation including the Legal Advocacy Fund, and increase to not less than $80,000 the total in the Corrine Wolfe International Endowment by Dec. 31, 2008.  Give $2,500 to LAF and $500 to EF unrestricted.

•    Promote continued excellent statewide member communication utilizing email, the Roadrunner, AAUW-NM web site, open Leadership Team meetings and participation in state, regional and association activities. Begin electronic distribution of the Roadrunner with the spring 2009 issue (or earlier, if possible).

•    Vigorously support the successful AAUW-NM Lobby Corps with targeted funding, continued visibility and increased member participation.

•    Support in every way possible the changes taking place in the Association and Educational Foundation and effectively communicate these changes to members and branches.  Encourage attendance at the Association convention June 26-28, 2009 in St. Louis.

•    Maintain continued financial strength through responsible budgeting, vigilance, conservative fiscal practice and timely payment of bills and reimbursement of officers.