By joining or supporting the American Association of University Women (AAUW) you will belong to a community that breaks through educational and economic barriers so that all women have a fair chance.
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All branch Program Meetings will be held at the TBCC/OSU Partners For Rural Innovation Building 4506 Third Street, Tillamook, OR 97141 unless otherwise noted.
June 2024
End of Year Recognition Luncheon
Please join us Sunday, June 2, 1 PM for the Officer Installation and End of Year Recognition Luncheon at the Rendezvous Restaurant. They are excited to host our group and will have a special menu we can order from. There will be special door prizes and lots of fun and recognition of the good work that took place this year. No need to RSVP. Just show up and have a good time.
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 2023
The Tillamook branch of AAUW provides thousands of dollars worth of scholarships for local students attending 2- and 4-year higher educational institutions. This year’s winners are Shelby Porter and Allison Wilkes (L to R in photos). Not shown, but our additional winner is Alaina Holm. Congratulations!
STEM Recognition Event, April 30, 2023
These seven students were nominated by their teachers as the most outstanding students in a STEM field. They are from the following schools and have achieved special recognition by AAUW Tillamook during our event held at Tillamook Bay Community College:
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Tillamook High School: Shae Reynolds-Math and Technology; Emily Skaar-Science
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Neah-Kah-Nie High School: Rachel Lee-Science; Samantha Swan-Math; Cade Weitzel-Technology
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Nestucca High School: Lia Hull-Math; Brooklynn Goodwin-Science and Engineering
About TILLAMOOK Branch
The Tillamook branch of AAUW works together to promote the welfare, education, and rights of all women and girls.
With these goals in mind, the branch works on fundraising projects and other programs that promote math, science, and technology (STEM) education for girls by honoring nine high school women each year for their excellence in these fields and by providing thousands of dollars worth of scholarships for local women attending 2-and 4-year higher educational institutions.
Our community education projects include co-sponsorship of county spelling bees and the hosting of political forums so that citizens can meet the candidates and hear their views.