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This position encourages the financial support of AAUW in areas most important to individual Ann Arbor members, traditionally education, advocacy and leadership.
The Ann Arbor branch of the American Association of University Women
What each officer, director, and chair does. Full descriptions open as PDFs.
This position encourages the financial support of AAUW in areas most important to individual Ann Arbor members, traditionally education, advocacy and leadership.
The Book Sale Co-Chairs coordinate and oversee all aspects of planning and execution of the annual sale.
The College-University Representative establishes and maintains relationships with all local colleges/universities which have AAUW C/U Partnerships.
The Communications Chair manages outgoing communication from the Branch to members, works with the Directory Editor to publish the Directory Supplement, and publicizes additional Branch activities as directed by the President.
The Computer Support Chair maintains three AAUW Ann Arbor email lists.
The Corresponding Secretary manages e-mail and (limited) USPS correspondence as delegated by the President or Board of Directors.
The Directory Editor is in charge of compiling, editing, and printing the branch Directory and supplements.
The Dues Treasurer is in charge of collecting annual dues, maintaining dues records, and compiling and sharing reports.
The Finance Treasurer is in charge receiving and depositing all monies remitted to the Branch, with the exception of dues, maintaining records and spreadsheets, and sharing reports.
The Ann Arbor Branch Historian is responsible for placing certain printed materials into the Branch history files at Bentley Historical Library at the end of each year of operation.
The Mailing Committee Chair coordinates and oversees the Mailing Committee.
The primary responsibility of the Membership Vice President is the recruitment of new members.
The Hospitality Team is in charge of greeting members at events and providing name tags to members.
The NCCWSL Chair promotes National Conference for College Women Student Leaders and organizes how scholarships are awarded.
The Nominating Committee presents a slate of nominees in writing to the membership at least 30 days prior to the election.
The Parliamentarian attends Board meetings, Executive Committee meetings, and the Annual meeting and provides guidance about parliamentary procedure.
A Past President's first obligation is to manage the transition from her term to her successor's.
The Policy and Bylaws Chair reviews and updates policies and bylaws.
The President presides at meetings, oversees the budget, ensures that fees are paid, and submits an annual report.
The President Elect coordinates Interest Groups, helps prepare the Branch Membership Directory and assists the President as needed.
The Program Vice President serves as chair of the Program Committee.
The Public Policy Chair becomes knowledgeable about AAUW's public policies, stays informed about updates, and distributes information in a timely manner.
It is the Recording Secretary's responsibility to record the minutes of all meetings of the Board of Directors.
The social co-chairs arrange for greeters, beverages, and cookies for branch meetings.
The mission of the STEM Initiative Director is to support any STEM project that the Board approves.
The webmaster keeps the branch website current and posts important information in a timely manner.