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| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN WINDWARD O'AHU BRANCH NOW ENTERING OUR SIXTH DECADE . . . 1959 - 2010 |
Co-Vice Presidents for Membership for 2010-2011, Sue and
newcomer, Noel, will meet and greet members when our
new program year begins in September. Former VP Flo
(pictured with Sue at the left) helps show off display
boards featuring photos of members, member activities and
other memorabilia of the Windward Branch. Fifty years of
memories have been carefully stored and preserved by
branch historians.
Membership chairs hope to encourage new members through
the AAUW Give-a-Grad-a-Gift program and the AAUW
Student Affliate programs. For more information about
these AAUW membership programs, see below.
newcomer, Noel, will meet and greet members when our
new program year begins in September. Former VP Flo
(pictured with Sue at the left) helps show off display
boards featuring photos of members, member activities and
other memorabilia of the Windward Branch. Fifty years of
memories have been carefully stored and preserved by
branch historians.
Membership chairs hope to encourage new members through
the AAUW Give-a-Grad-a-Gift program and the AAUW
Student Affliate programs. For more information about
these AAUW membership programs, see below.
Membership in AAUW Windward O'ahu Branch
As an AAUW member, you'll be proud to belong to a nationwide group of women who value education and equal
rights for women. As a Windward O'ahu member you will make new friends and meet professional colleagues as you
participate in meetings and activities.
Some of the activities the branch offers are
AAUW members are graduates who hold an associate or higher degree from an accredited college or university.
Undergraduates currently attending a college or university may be Student Affiliates. Membership categories include
regular Branch members, Life members and Dual members. Windward women who do not hold degrees are welcome to
join the branch as Interest Group members.
To find out more about membership in AAUW Windward Branch, go to the Contact Us page and send us an e-mail.
To print out a Membership Application, go to Membership Application 2010-2011. The Membership year begins
July 1 and runs through to June 30 of the following year. Dues cover membership in AAUW (National), Division
(State), and AAUW Windward O'ahu (Branch).
As an AAUW member, you'll be proud to belong to a nationwide group of women who value education and equal
rights for women. As a Windward O'ahu member you will make new friends and meet professional colleagues as you
participate in meetings and activities.
Some of the activities the branch offers are
- Monthly meetings, holiday and scholarship lunches, an annual branch meeting
- Participation in community projects
- Branch activities and programs
- Hawaii scholarships
- Interest groups which include book discussion groups, a Great Decisions study group, art tours, and informal
lunches.
AAUW members are graduates who hold an associate or higher degree from an accredited college or university.
Undergraduates currently attending a college or university may be Student Affiliates. Membership categories include
regular Branch members, Life members and Dual members. Windward women who do not hold degrees are welcome to
join the branch as Interest Group members.
To find out more about membership in AAUW Windward Branch, go to the Contact Us page and send us an e-mail.
To print out a Membership Application, go to Membership Application 2010-2011. The Membership year begins
July 1 and runs through to June 30 of the following year. Dues cover membership in AAUW (National), Division
(State), and AAUW Windward O'ahu (Branch).
| EVENTS CALENDAR AAUW Windward branch will adjourn for the summer following the June 5 meeting. The branch will reconvene for its 2010-2011 year in September. HAPPY SUMMER! |
Membership in AAUW for Students
What is an e-student affiliate?
1. E-student affiliation status is FREE to all undergraduate students attending an AAUW college/university partner member institution.
2. E-student affiliates are eligible to receive electronic copies of AAUW's publications and research. They have access to all AAUW's student
leadership resources and benefits.
What is the difference between a student affiliate and e-student affiliate?
1. A student affiliate can join AAUW as a national affiliate. Student affiliates pay $17* per year for their affiliation. Student affiliates must be enrolled
as an undergraduate student in a two- or four-year regionally accredited educational institution.
2. E-student affiliate status is only available to undergraduate students who attend an AAUW college/university partner member institution. E-student
affiliates and student affiliates basically receive the same benefits, but e-student affiliates join AAUW absolutely free thanks to their college/university's
partnership with AAUW.
3. AAUW student affiliate status is available to all undergraduate students who do not already hold a bachelor's degree.
Are graduate students eligible for e-student affiliate status?
1. No, graduate students are not eligible for student affiliate status.
2. Graduate students must become full members and pay $49* in national dues.
Go the the AAUW website (AAUW.org), enter "student affiliate" under SEARCH, then click on I AM and select "student".
What is an e-student affiliate?
1. E-student affiliation status is FREE to all undergraduate students attending an AAUW college/university partner member institution.
2. E-student affiliates are eligible to receive electronic copies of AAUW's publications and research. They have access to all AAUW's student
leadership resources and benefits.
What is the difference between a student affiliate and e-student affiliate?
1. A student affiliate can join AAUW as a national affiliate. Student affiliates pay $17* per year for their affiliation. Student affiliates must be enrolled
as an undergraduate student in a two- or four-year regionally accredited educational institution.
2. E-student affiliate status is only available to undergraduate students who attend an AAUW college/university partner member institution. E-student
affiliates and student affiliates basically receive the same benefits, but e-student affiliates join AAUW absolutely free thanks to their college/university's
partnership with AAUW.
3. AAUW student affiliate status is available to all undergraduate students who do not already hold a bachelor's degree.
Are graduate students eligible for e-student affiliate status?
1. No, graduate students are not eligible for student affiliate status.
2. Graduate students must become full members and pay $49* in national dues.
Go the the AAUW website (AAUW.org), enter "student affiliate" under SEARCH, then click on I AM and select "student".
Membership in AAUW for Graduates
AAUW members can give a recent grad — a friend, daughter, son, granddaughter, grandson, niece, or nephew — a
free one-year AAUW membership within two years of graduation. At no cost to you or them!
Expose the grad to the power that comes from belonging to a national women-led organization of more than 100,000
members who believe in and advance equity and education for women and girls.
Expand their networking opportunities through career development opportunities and community action projects.
They will experience the rewards of working with and learning from successful AAUW mentors.
Keep them current on the events and people that affect their life as they receive Mission & Action, AAUW Outlook,
Action Network alerts, and more.
Increase their buying power with access to discounts at The Princeton Review, Barnes&Noble.com, health and life
insurance, auto insurance, AAUW research reports, credit cards and other members-only benefits such as
CareerBuilder.com and TravelSmart.
Go to the AAUW website (AAUW.org), check into the Member Center, click on Forms, then select Give-a-Grad-a-
Gift link.
AAUW members can give a recent grad — a friend, daughter, son, granddaughter, grandson, niece, or nephew — a
free one-year AAUW membership within two years of graduation. At no cost to you or them!
Expose the grad to the power that comes from belonging to a national women-led organization of more than 100,000
members who believe in and advance equity and education for women and girls.
Expand their networking opportunities through career development opportunities and community action projects.
They will experience the rewards of working with and learning from successful AAUW mentors.
Keep them current on the events and people that affect their life as they receive Mission & Action, AAUW Outlook,
Action Network alerts, and more.
Increase their buying power with access to discounts at The Princeton Review, Barnes&Noble.com, health and life
insurance, auto insurance, AAUW research reports, credit cards and other members-only benefits such as
CareerBuilder.com and TravelSmart.
Go to the AAUW website (AAUW.org), check into the Member Center, click on Forms, then select Give-a-Grad-a-
Gift link.