| Welcome to the AAUW Metropolitan St. Louis Interbranch Council Visit the AAUW National Website, the AAUW-Missouri website Learn more about AAUW Funds Meetings are held at 7:00 pm on May 4, August 24 and November 23 at the Thornhill Branch of St. Louis County Library, 12863 Willowyck Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 QUESTIONS? Contact our President: Nancy Gerber For a copy of the minutes of the May 2010 meeting, CLICK HERE IBC SPONSORED EVENTS: Third Tuesdays each month: DOWNTOWN LUNCH. Contact Jean Shull for details. Fourth Thursdays: ADELANTE BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB meets at Borders Books, Olive St. Rd. and New Ballas Rd. in Creve Coeur at 1:30 PM. For a list of books and reviewers, CLICK HERE On June 11-12, 2010 the AAUW Five-State Conference was held. To learn more and to see pictures, CLICK HERE. Future AAUW Dates: July, Applications Available for Breaking Through Barriers Award Program July 1, Branch Dues Reports Due August 21, St. Louis Equality Day Celebration August 24, IBC Meeting August 26, Women's Equality Day "Celebrating 90 Years of Women Getting the Vote" November 1, Deadline for Eleanor Roosevelt Applications IBC CHAIR: Nancy Gerber IBC SECRETARY: Shirley Breeze IBC TREASURER: Carol Davis-McDonald |
LOCAL BRANCHES
Guests are most welcome! You are invited to attend meetings at any of the area AAUW branches. The list of branches in
the St. Louis area follows. Please click on the teal presidents names to contact the presidents for more information on
individual branches. Click on the teal branch names to see branch home pages. The meeting dates, times and places are
listed below.
BALLWIN-CHESTERFIELD - 2nd Thursdays, 8:45 AM (business meeting: 9:20 AM), Trinity Lutheran Church, (Clayton at
Woods Mill, Chesterfield)
Co-Presidents: Mary Jermak and Bette Bude
CREVE COEUR 1st Mondays, 6:30 PM (Except January & February: 1st Saturdays) St. Timothy Episcopal Church,
808 N. Mason Rd. Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Co-Presidents: Joyce (Guard) Schuetz and Deborah McWard
FERGUSON-FLORISSANT 3rd Mondays, 7:00 PPM, Immanuel United Church of Christ (221 Church St., Ferguson) in Sept.,
Oct., March and April; 10:00 am in Nov. Jan. and Feb. Dec. and May are in the daytime, times to be announced.
PRESIDENT: Nancy Gerber
KIRKWOOD-WEBSTER GROVES 2nd Wednesdays, 7:00 PM. Please contact the Presidents for meeting locations
Co-Presidents: Lynne Roney and Carol Davis McDonald.
ST. CHARLES 1st Thursdays, 6:30 pm, Coverdell Elementary School (2475 West Randolph, St. Charles)
January – no meeting, and November – dinner out meeting
President: Teri Brecht
ST. LOUIS 4th Tuesdays, 6:30 PM at various locations in St. Louis. Please contact the president for meeting information.
President: Diane Ludwig
Guests are most welcome! You are invited to attend meetings at any of the area AAUW branches. The list of branches in
the St. Louis area follows. Please click on the teal presidents names to contact the presidents for more information on
individual branches. Click on the teal branch names to see branch home pages. The meeting dates, times and places are
listed below.
BALLWIN-CHESTERFIELD - 2nd Thursdays, 8:45 AM (business meeting: 9:20 AM), Trinity Lutheran Church, (Clayton at
Woods Mill, Chesterfield)
Co-Presidents: Mary Jermak and Bette Bude
CREVE COEUR 1st Mondays, 6:30 PM (Except January & February: 1st Saturdays) St. Timothy Episcopal Church,
808 N. Mason Rd. Creve Coeur, MO 63141
Co-Presidents: Joyce (Guard) Schuetz and Deborah McWard
FERGUSON-FLORISSANT 3rd Mondays, 7:00 PPM, Immanuel United Church of Christ (221 Church St., Ferguson) in Sept.,
Oct., March and April; 10:00 am in Nov. Jan. and Feb. Dec. and May are in the daytime, times to be announced.
PRESIDENT: Nancy Gerber
KIRKWOOD-WEBSTER GROVES 2nd Wednesdays, 7:00 PM. Please contact the Presidents for meeting locations
Co-Presidents: Lynne Roney and Carol Davis McDonald.
ST. CHARLES 1st Thursdays, 6:30 pm, Coverdell Elementary School (2475 West Randolph, St. Charles)
January – no meeting, and November – dinner out meeting
President: Teri Brecht
ST. LOUIS 4th Tuesdays, 6:30 PM at various locations in St. Louis. Please contact the president for meeting information.
President: Diane Ludwig
| To learn more about AAUW, a national organization, visit the Association website, and the AAUW-MO State website |
WHAT IS IBC ?
IBC is the St. Louis Area Inter-Branch Council of AAUW. There are 6 AAUW branches throughout St. Louis and
St. Charles. They are listed below. The IBC is made up of representatives from each of these branches.
Officers for the IBC are chosen from these branch representatives; a President, a Secretary and a Treasurer.
The overall purpose of the Inter-Branch Council (IBC) is to meet with area AAUW branch members, get
acquainted and share ideas and strategies to take back to our own branches. Besides the IBC sponsored
Downtown Lunch and the Adelante book discussion group, the Annual IBC “Spring Fling” is held in early
March. This is a very nice luncheon with a program and speaker for AAUW members and friends from all 6
branches. Responsibilities for the IBC Spring fling are rotated among the 6 branches each year.
The IBC also selects an outstanding branch member from applications submitted by each branch to receive
the Barbara Lackritz Award. This AAUW Service Award is presented at the IBC Spring Fling. This year the
Honoree was Dr. A. Patricia Shores, of the Ballwin-Chesterfield Branch. To learn more, CLICK THIS LINK:
- Rose Buck, past IBC Representative for Ballwin-Chesterfield Branch
IBC is the St. Louis Area Inter-Branch Council of AAUW. There are 6 AAUW branches throughout St. Louis and
St. Charles. They are listed below. The IBC is made up of representatives from each of these branches.
Officers for the IBC are chosen from these branch representatives; a President, a Secretary and a Treasurer.
The overall purpose of the Inter-Branch Council (IBC) is to meet with area AAUW branch members, get
acquainted and share ideas and strategies to take back to our own branches. Besides the IBC sponsored
Downtown Lunch and the Adelante book discussion group, the Annual IBC “Spring Fling” is held in early
March. This is a very nice luncheon with a program and speaker for AAUW members and friends from all 6
branches. Responsibilities for the IBC Spring fling are rotated among the 6 branches each year.
The IBC also selects an outstanding branch member from applications submitted by each branch to receive
the Barbara Lackritz Award. This AAUW Service Award is presented at the IBC Spring Fling. This year the
Honoree was Dr. A. Patricia Shores, of the Ballwin-Chesterfield Branch. To learn more, CLICK THIS LINK:
- Rose Buck, past IBC Representative for Ballwin-Chesterfield Branch
And the Winners Are...
The 2010 winners of the Metro St. Louis AAUW IBC Women's History prizes of $50 each at the Region V History Day held
on February 27 at UMSL are:
Senior Division: Carly Wooldridge, Kirkwood High School, for her exhibit entitled, "Public High Schools. Advancing
Education for the Masses."
Junior Division: Allison Spaulding, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, for her exhibit entitled, "Elizabeth Blackwell."
Debbie McWard (Creve Coeur and Kirkwood-Webster Groves), Amy Weisser (St. Louis), and Jayne Kasten (Creve Coeur
and Ballwin-Chesterfield) were this year's judges. Jayne made certificates that were presented to the two winners.
To view pictures from this event, CLICK HERE.
Jean Shull, Chair
The 2010 winners of the Metro St. Louis AAUW IBC Women's History prizes of $50 each at the Region V History Day held
on February 27 at UMSL are:
Senior Division: Carly Wooldridge, Kirkwood High School, for her exhibit entitled, "Public High Schools. Advancing
Education for the Masses."
Junior Division: Allison Spaulding, Holy Infant School, Ballwin, for her exhibit entitled, "Elizabeth Blackwell."
Debbie McWard (Creve Coeur and Kirkwood-Webster Groves), Amy Weisser (St. Louis), and Jayne Kasten (Creve Coeur
and Ballwin-Chesterfield) were this year's judges. Jayne made certificates that were presented to the two winners.
To view pictures from this event, CLICK HERE.
Jean Shull, Chair
Dr. A. Patricia Shores, 2010
Barbara Lackritz Awardee.
Barbara Lackritz Awardee.