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Empower Your Community Through Membership, Advocacy, and Volunteering
celebrating women in history
Memorable Women in Essays and Living History
Our Ensemble of Women's History: Co-Program VP Amy Lovett Cooper: Jan Vernor-Howard, Ann Johnston, Kathleen Peebles, Karen Frank, Betty Parsons, Shelley Contreras, Pam Mallett-Jones, Pat Fleutsch, Donna Hammel, Jennifer Reiber, Jody Bussey and Ronda Sanders our Co-Program VP.
We Celebrate Memorable Women : Our High School Essay Contest
Led by Write On leader, teacher, and former contest winner Erica Dei Rossi, a team of members determined the winning essays. Thanks go to Sandra Mazzuola, Jeanne Gaia, Joan Erreca, Jody Bussey, Diane Oren, and Betty Parsons. Lisa Wilkins and Anntoinnette Silva Backus helped get the word out in Lodi.
Congratulations Syrell, Maeve, and Vida!
Branch members will be inspired by prize-winning essays from our high-school contest: Congratulations to first-place winner Syrell Gatan, from Stagg, second-place winner Maeve Cottin-Rack from Lincoln, and third-place winner Vida Gonzales from Lodi High School.
Reading is Fundamental: at Kennedy School
AAUW members LOVE reading! Led by Cindy Milford, our readers participated in this year's Rotary Read-In at Kennedy Elementary.
Mentees immersed in Art at Haggin Museum
Mentees were treated to an art tour at the Haggin Museum from docents Jeanne Gaia and Ronda Sanders. Mentor Jennifer Reiber led us in a guided painting session in the museum classroom. For some of our mentees it was their first visit to the Haggin!
A New Year of Challenge for Education
At AAUW Stockton, we are dedicated to promoting education and equality for all. Our mission encompasses providing resources and support for students and educators in our community. We thank school superintendents Neil Young (Lodi), Dr. Troy Brown (SJ County), Kelly Dextraze (Lincoln), and Dr. Michelle Rodriguez (Stockton) for sharing their priorities and concerns for their districts. And we thank all for braving the fog
About aauw national and state levels
Our Story: We are the local branch of the California State and National American Association of University Women. Read about national priorities here:
Our Values
Our state work is guided by a set of core values, including compassion, integrity, and collaboration.
Our Impact
Through our programs and initiatives, we have been able to make a positive impact in the lives of many. From supporting local businesses to providing basic necessities to those in need, we are proud of our achievements and the impact we have made.
Donate: Help others
- Reading is Fundamental: gives books to elementary students
- TECH TREK: funds STEM camp for 7th grade students
- MENTOR PROGRAM: supports students from 8th grade to graduation
- ESSAY CONTEST: awards high school writers
- DELTA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
- DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE
- DONATIONS FROM PAY PAL ACCTS DO NOT INCUR A FEE.
About AAUW Stockton Branch INC
Our Story
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation's leading organization advocating equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, and research.
AAUW.org
AAUW California's mission: AAUW California facilitates California branches in meeting the vision and mission of AAUW by providing programs, education and resources.
www.aauw-ca.org
AAUW Stockton Branch has advocated for equity for women and girls since its inception in 1928.
Our Story
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation's leading organization advocating equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, and research.
AAUW.org
AAUW California's mission: AAUW California facilitates California branches in meeting the vision and mission of AAUW by providing programs, education and resources.
www.aauw-ca.org
AAUW Stockton Branch has advocated for equity for women and girls since its inception in 1928.
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