The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is comprised of graduates of regionally accredited colleges and universities. Undergraduates enrolled in a regionally accredited two- or four-year institution may become student affiliates. The membership works for the advancement of women through advocacy and emphasis on lifelong learning; engages in research, and lobbies Congress. The organization promotes education and equity for women and girls, helping women to meet the demands of an increasingly complex society and ensuring women a place among the leaders of tomorrow. The AAUW also conducts programs on topics such as women's work/women's worth and promoting individual liberties.
Information may be found in the following:
Vertical File. American Association of University Women Programs
Graduate School. Register. Acc. No. UA 185
President, Office of. Register. Acc. No. UA 111
Information available on the net:
AAUW homepage
Finding a local group
Membership information
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