Please welcome the 2018-2020 AAUW Texas Board,
and give them your support.
From left to right: Lucy Barrington, West TX Representative; Ann Berasley,Bylaws Chair; Susan Roehrig, Secretary; Ginny Phoenix, Communications; Jean Dodds, AAUW Funds VP; Marina Rivers, Central TX Representative; Malinda Gaul, President; Melodia Gutierrez, Program VP; Pam Wolfe, Financial Chair; Crystal Garcia, Public Policy; Gloria Long, Membership VP; Brenda Moss, South TX Representative; Dixie Christian,North TX Representative; Barbara Cager, North TX Representative
2018-2020 State Board Members (elected) |
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| President | Malinda Gaul | ||
| Program Vice-President | Melodia Gutierrez | ||
| Membership Vice-President | Gloria Long | ||
| AAUW Funds Vice-President | Jean Dodds | ||
| Finance Officer | Pam Wolfe | ||
| Secretary / Historian | Susan Roehrig | ||
| Central District Representative | Marina Rivers | ||
| North District Representative | Barbara Cager | ||
| North District Representative | Dixie Christian | ||
| South District Representative | Brenda Moss | ||
| West District Representative | Lucy Barrington | ||
Standing Committees |
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| Parliamentarian / Bylaws | Ann Berasley | ||
| Public Policy | Crystal Garcia | ||
Communications Team |
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| Chairperson | Ginny Phoenix | ||
| Website | Janani Janakiraman | ||
AAUW Elected & Appointed National Leaders from Texas |
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| College/University Committee | Brooke Lopez |
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| Inclusion and Equity Committee | Shenee Simon | ||
| Finance Committee | Malinda Gaul | ||
Why serving on the Texas State AAUW Board is a GREAT Idea!
Many of us are carrying a lot of concerns right now. The economy, the teetering job market, and many, many other situations, make everything seem harder than it’s ever been. But like they say, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” Now as never before, AAUW Texas NEEDS each one of you.
At the 2016 AAUW Texas 47th Biennial State Convention (April29-May1, 2016) in San Antonio, we will elect a new state board for a two year term, starting in July 2016. Because a board member can only serve two consecutive terms in the same position, (and three terms total) some officers will have to vacate their positions, although several have indicated they’d be willing to serve again. So new board members will be working side by side with women who have some experience!
Sometimes it’s a lot of work to find women who will serve on the board. Perhaps it’s because many of us don’t know what being a board member entails. So before you write it off, take a look at some facts that might help you see why serving on the Texas state board is worth the effort.….MORE….