Colorado AAUW

AAUW Colorado State Convention
Expanding Our Horizons

Friday-Sat, April 20-21, 2012

Lone Tree Marriott Hotel

10345 Park Meadows Drive,
Lone Tree, Colorado

Mail-in Registration Form

Agenda

NEW ONLINE Convention Form

The Friday night festivities will include socializing, dinner, a short film and a few undisclosed surprises at the

Lone Tree Golf Club

9808 Sunningdale Blvd.,
Lone Tree, Colorado

Saturday's Program

Keynote Speaker: Amy Blackwell
Open your Mouth and Say
"AAUW: Healing Gender Inequities
in Creative Ways"

Completing the morning program is a panel of dynamic and enthusiastic
emerging AAUW leaders; Danielle Norris, Malcinia Conley and Maria Mazzaferro
who will speak of their experiences as AAUW “Agents of Change”.

Brenda Wolff's luncheon will highlight branches and members. Amy will lead an afternoon Town Hall
meeting followed by the state business meeting and Public Policy Report.
Saturday evening’s social hour and banquet will be held at the hotel.

Bambi Shen, author of
Uncrushable Rose, is the featured speaker. Several members met Bambi at National Convention and are
excited to have her share her book and story of growing up a diplomat’s daughter, being held in a WWII Japanese
Internment Camp, and escaping to a life of freedom and success. You can fi nd out more about Bambi at www.uncrushablerose.com

AAUW Colorado is lead sponsor of the
$tart $mart Salary Negotiation Workshop
April 14, 2012 1:00-4:00 pm

Metropolitan State College of Denver (MSCD)
Room 1086, Science Building
(on Speer between Lawrence & Arapahoe)

Workshop flyer to post on your campus
Registration form
MAP

Mail your fee & completed registration form no later than
Wednesday, April 11!

All students currently attending any Colorado college or university are eligible to participate.

Questions? E-mail Amy at ae_blackwell@yahoo.com.

The American Association of University Women promotes equity for all women and girls, lifelong education, and positive societal change. 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, or disability.

Note: AAUW respects the right of individual members to vote according to their own beliefs and to voice their own opinions. However, if you are presenting AAUW positions on issues in private or in public, you must present the information on these pages.

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