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We Respect, Inform and Promote our Member
Organizations
Is your organization
interested in joining? Contact
Debra Dickinson, President
American Association
of University Women (AAUW)
AAUW promotes equity for women and girls, education over the life span,
and positive social change.
E-mail
Donna Medlin
or go to
www.aauw.org.
Meets every 3rd Saturday at 10 AM; location varies; no cost.American Society of
Women Accountants (ASWA)
ASWA seeks to enable
women in all fields of accounting to achieve their personal, professional
and economic potential. E-mail
Vicki Lindsey
or go to
www.springfieldaswa.com. Meets every 2nd Thursday from 11:45 AM -
1 PM; University Plaza; Lunch $20 members, $30 guests.
Association for Women In
Communications, Inc. (AWC)
AWC champions the
advancement of women across all communications disciplines by recognizing
excellence, promoting leadership and positioning its members at the
forefront of the evolving communications era.
E-mail
Debra Dickinson
or go to
www.womcom.org.
Meets every 1st Tuesday from 11:30 AM (networking) to 1 PM, Program at noon;
the Oasis Convention Center; Guests $15, Students/Members $10.
Executive Women's Club
(EWC)
EWC provides a forum
for sharing ideas, mutual support and promoting education on special needs
of success-oriented career women.
E-mail
Terry Baum.
Meets every 3rd Thursday at noon; Ryan's on S. Campbell.
Greater Ozarks Business
& Professional Women (GOBPW)
GOBPW is part of a
national network of women and men dedicated to improving opportunities for
women in the workforce. E-mail
or go to
www.gobpw.org.
Evening meeting every 1st
Tuesday at 5:30 PM ;Lunch meeting
every 3rd Tuesday from 11:30 AM - 1 PM; RSVP required; location varies.
International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP)
Colleen Neill or go to
www.iaap-springfieldmetro.org.
Meetings are 4th Thursday at 5:30 PM, location varies.
Jane D.O.E.
League of Women Voters
(LWV)
LWV is a nonpartisan
political organization encouraging informed, active citizen participation in
government and influencing public policy.
E-mail
or go to www.lwvsgf.org.
3rd Saturday 9 AM at Panera on National and Elm; 3rd Tuesday noon at Drury
Findlay Student Center; 3rd Wednesday 1:30 PM at Christian Church 1515 S.
National.
Queen City Sertoma
(QCS)
Queen City was founded in 1999 for working women, whether employed or retired. Queen City's primary
goal is to support the Boys & Girls Clubs with fundraising and volunteering
in a manor that promotes new friendships and inter-club relations.
E-mail
Angie Mullings
or go to
www.sertoma.org.
Meets every Monday at 5:30 PM; Sertoma Building 318 S. Campbell.
Republic Business
and Community
Women (RBCW)
Organized to help our
community and improve the environment of women's workplaces and lives.
E-mail
Kelly Brockman or
clubinfo@ozarksalliance.org.
Meets every 4th Tuesday at 5:30 PM; Republic Library.
Stone Soup Ministries
Essentially a clearing-house for information and resources, "Stone Soup
Ministries" was set up as a neutral third party between existing service
organizations and a resource for initiating new services in order to meet
the needs of the community we serve.
E-mail
Terri Reed or go to
www.stonesoupminstries.org.
MSU Gender Studies Committee
Gender studies
examines issues concerning the concept of gender, and how this concept
affects many aspects of individual and community life. E-mail
Dr. Deborah Cox or go to
www.smsu.edu/gst
Women in Need (WIN)
Women In Need is a
not-for-profit organization which provides assistance to working women who
are experiencing a financial setback. WIN earmarks its resources for women
who do not receive financial assistance from governmental agencies or for
whom services are not available from other area agencies.
Contact
Katherina Kalman
Women's Intersports Network (WIN)
WIN is an
organization to recognize and support girls and women's amateur and
professional sports competition in the greater Springfield metropolitan
area.
Contact
Reba Sims or go to
www.springfieldwin.com
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