Amarillo Branch

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2018-2019 Branch Leadership

Amarillo Branch AAUW:

 

  • President                                            Sandra Munger
Sandra Munger 2009 8th Ave Apt A
Canyon, TX 79015-4653
(H)(806) 433-3185
(W)(806) 655-5015
scantplay@hotmail.com

 

  • President-Elect                                 Teresa Clemons
Teresa Clemons 5306 Albert Ave
Amarillo, TX 79106-4715
(H)(806) 463-7560
(W)
teresaclemons@att.net

 

  • VP Membership Co-chairs            Cheryl Beckley
5003273-MOB
Cheryl Beckley
2206 S Hughes St
Amarillo, TX 79109-2214
(H)(806) 374-6650
(W)
rbeckley41@gmail.com

 

Susan Coleman

Susan Coleman 4026 Montague Dr
Amarillo, TX 79109-5080
(H)(806) 355-3840
(W)
scoleman19@gmail.com

 

  • VP Programs                                      Virginia Sicola
Virginia Sicola 6423 Mooregate Dr
Amarillo, TX 79109-6559
(H)(806) 353-6204
(W)
vrsicola@gmail.com

 

  • Recording Secretary                        Audrey Taylor
Audrey Taylor 1105 4th Ave
Canyon, TX 79015-3701
(H)(806) 655-2387
(W)
audreytaylor850@yahoo.com

 

  • Corresponding Secretary              Laksmiwati Cortes

 

Laksmiwati Cortes 4406 Van Winkle Dr
Amarillo, TX 79121-1902
(H)
(W)
laksmiwatisw@yahoo.com

 

Branch History

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Recognizing Amarillo’s Woman of the Year: Myrna Raffkind

Myrna Raffkind is a lady you would want by your side for encouragement and support. An active member of AAUW, she has provided positive leadership and arranged interesting programs led by community citizens who often share their backgrounds and current responsibilities.

Having earned two master’s degrees from West Texas A&M University, Myrna is knowledgeable in the fields of psychology and sociology. She genuinely cares about others and their plights in life. She advocates for those in need by her involvement in the Amarillo Coalition for the Homeless, Martha’s Home, a shelter that provides housing for homeless women and children, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Coalition, and Family Support Services which recently honored her with a Giving Heart Award. Myrna treats everyone with the same respect whether one is homeless or is a city leader. She was recognized as Amarillo’s Woman of the Year for her countless and charitable contributions.

Myrna is also an active board member of the Amarillo United Citizens Forum. The executive director says that Myrna brings structure, practical advice about writing by-laws and support for education and social and economic development.

Amarillo Branch AAUW is very proud and honored to have a friend and member like Myrna Raffkind.

Branch Scholarships

AAUW, Amarillo Branch/Ruby Lee Smith Scholarship was established in 1998 to provide scholarships for West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) education students planning to teach history and/or social studies and to honor the memory of Ms. Smith. The recipient must be a full-time junior or senior student having completed at least one semester at WTAMU and one or more of the Fundamentals of Education courses and a cumulative 3.0 GPA. The recipients of this scholarship are determined by the Division of Education. For more information

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