Meetings

We meet nine times each year, traditionally on the third Saturday of each month, from September and through May. Some of our meetings are social and others feature a keynote speaker or activity designed to enlighten us and expand our thinking in areas related to our mission. General (Branch) meetings are open to the public. Throughout the year, we will monitor the status of the COVID 19 in our county and follow guidelines established June 2022. Click here for those guidelines.

2024-25 General Meetings (open to the public):

  • September 21 – Welcome Back Brunch – planned by the Board
  • October 19 – Spotlight on Tech Trek and our Tech Trekkers, noting why and how AAUW is encouraging girls to engage in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
  • November 16 – Where is my next meal coming from? AAUW member Sue Von Son will lead a panel conversation focusing on the challenges of food insecurity in Nevada County. The program will introduce the AAUW Holiday Community Service Project and how we all can help.
  • December – Holiday Parties in December or early January to celebrate the holidays. Options – Interest group parties. Group gathering for show at Off Broadstreet in NC – “A Caddyettes Christmas” on December 6.
  • January 18 – “Help–I need a doctor” Dr. Glenn Gookin, Director of the SNMH Family Medicine Residency Program will explain how the goal of the accredited program – a partnership between Dignity Health Methodist Hospital in Sacramento, SNMH and Chapa-De Indian Health – will attract, train and retain family medicine doctors.
  • February 15– An Introduction to Women’s History Month Local author Chris Enss will get us ready for Women’s History Month with a dynamic program entitled Wayward Women: Ladies Who Helped Build America.
  • March 15 – Women’s Rights, Gains & Losses; where do we go from here?
  • April 19 – Protect Your Money: Recent Scams and Actions You Can Take – Melissa Hannebrink, president of Quietech Associates, will inform us about SCAMMERS who are fleecing people out of $10 billion annually and educate us on ways to avoid becoming a victim.
  • May 6 – Installation Luncheon – planned by the Board