Branch Meeting

PROGRAM SCHEDULE: 2011-2012

This year’s programs will reflect the topics that were identified and supported by a majority of members during our two summer retreats: 1) a project in association with CARE tentatively named CARE Atlanta; and 2) confronting the issue of human trafficking, especially the sex trafficking of young women and girls. For this reason, a tentative program schedule has been developed.

Please note that there are several program dates and topics that are not firm; for further information members should check the monthly newsletter, check the Branch website, or contact the program chair, Pat Bevis.

DATE TOPIC FOCUS LOCATION

2011

KICKOFF MEETING AT GSU

Sunday, September 18 Georgia State University
3:00 to 5:00 pm GSU Student Center,Court Salon (First Floor)

Hostesses – AAUW GSU Collegiate Affiliate Branch

Program: National Conference for College Women Student Leaders
(NCCWSL) attendees from Oglethorpe University, Agnes Scott College, and Georgia State University
Opportunity to sign up for Bookfair and other interest groups.
Local and National Scholarship winners will be recognized.

Signature Project Report

Saturday, November 12

SIGNATURE PROJECT REPORT-COOL GIRLS

Program: Learn about the Atlanta Branch’s new Signature Project to break through barriers for women and girls by ensuring college
readiness for local high school girls, in collaboration with Cool Girls (Subject to Branch approval in May 2012).

HOLIDAY PARTY AND SILENT AUCTION

Sunday, December 11 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Place: Home of Mary Womack

Program: National and Local Scholarship winners will be introduced.

AAUW, Atlanta Branch members will be given recognition for their active participation in the Branch.
Silent Auction will be held to benefit an AAUW program to be determined by members.

2012

PUBLIC POLICY

Saturday, February 4 11:00 A.M. Lunch

Place: Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant Buckhead 3242 Peachtree Road

Program: Public Policy Chair Diana Witt will bring news from the General Assembly in session.

SPELMAN COLLEGE

Saturday, March 24 11:00 A.M. Brunch

Place: Spelman College

Program: Dr. Geneva Baxter is arranging a program on the historical significance of Spelman College and its current importance in educating women.

SIGNATURE PROJECT REPORT – CARE

Saturday, April 21 11:00 A.M. Lunch

Place The 57th Fighter Group Restaurant, 3829 Clairmont Road, Chamblee 30341

Program:

Signature Project Report-CARE

Nominating Committee Report

Bylaws Committee Report

SUCCESSFUL YEAR WRAP UP

May 19 9:00 a.m. Brunch

Place: Ansley Golf Club

Program: Election and Installation of Officers

Vote on Committee/Board Recommendation for Signature Project(s).