AAUW C/U Chair Orientation Video
AAUW's work on campus is all about building relationships. Krystal Sayles (left), president of the AAUW student organization at the University of New Haven, caught up with Connecticut C/U co-chair Melinda (Lin) Rising.
AAUW college and university (C/U) chairs, membership vice presidents, and other state and branch officers play a key role in making campus relationships successful. We can’t stress enough the importance of electing or appointing state or branch C/U chairs to grow your membership and engage college students.
But what happens after you have a great C/U chair in place? This video is a fantastic starting point to help C/U chairs know what opportunities are available to them.
Learn what’s new with C/U engagement and what resources are available to help you do your job better. This video covers the basics of where to find important contacts like C/U representatives and local AAUW student affiliates. It also includes best practices, C/U success stories, and useful resources like the Member Services Database.
Questions about the Member Services Database or C/U partnerships? E-mail connect@aauw.org.
Questions about AAUW campus leadership programs? E-mail leadership@aauw.org.
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