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Colorado State AAUW welcomes you to its
16 branches throughout the state, 1100 plus members.
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1-800-326-AAUW
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202-785-7777
Colorado
AAUW:
2001-2008
Honoring Judy Sanderson
By
Betsy Loague
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Colorado
Division
AAUW: 1926-2001
The
First 75 Years
By
Betsy Loague
History in PDF |
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2010 AAUW PUBLIC POLICY DAY
FUNDING FUTURE PUBLIC EDUCATION IN COLORADO
February 6, 2010
Holiday Inn of Lakewood
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
State Representative Karen Middleton
“The State of Public Education in Colorado”
SPEAKERS
- State Senator Moe Keller
“Financing Public Education in Colorado”
- Superintendent John Barry, Aurora Public Schools
“VISTA 2010: One District’s Transformational Strategic Planning”
COAAUW STATE LOBBYISTS
Amy Blackwell, Betty Flaten, & Lindy Reed
Report on the 2010 Legislative Session
AAUW Advocates for Public Education
Complete information and registration form are available in the state bulletin.
Give a Grad a Gift
This is a great gift for your favorite graduate. You can give the gift of membership in AAUW. There is no charge to you for the Association dues of $49. Click here for more information.
Membership Pilot Program
Colorado has opted into the Membership Pilot Program so any branch is elgible to participate. Click for more information.
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.
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Also attend...
21st Annual Legislative Breakfast
Feb 17, 7-9:30
Click here for more information
SEE YOU THERE!
In Memoriam
Click for a list of friends no longer with us.
$tart $mart Negotiation workshops on Colorado college campuses.
Eager to help? Email Amy Blackwell for information.
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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 this page.
Note also that AAUW rules preclude the organization from opposing or endorsing candidates in partisan elections.
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