Summary Organizational records of the Chippewa Valley branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), started in 1923. The current Eau Claire Branch of the AAUW was chartered in 1959. The organization encourages women’s career advancement and pursuit of higher education. Includes a record book (1920-1924), meeting minutes, by-laws, directories and calendars of events, membership records, annual reports, conference materials, financial reports, newsletters and the newsletter ...

Summary Mabel W. Chipman (1900-1988) enjoyed a long career as business manager at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The collection holds both personal and professional papers documenting her childhood in Redgranite, Wisconsin, her college years at Oshkosh State Normal School and the University of Wisconsin--Madison, her years as a teacher at many Wisconsin high schools, and also her career at the university. Highlights of this collection include many photographs, personal writings and...

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Sarah Harder was a professor of English and an administrator from 1970 to 2000 at the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. She served on various committees concerning Affirmative Action, Title IX, the status of women, and underrepresented students, and helped establish the Women’s Studies program at UW-Eau Claire. The collection includes biographical and administrative files, publications, women’s issues in higher education, and records of women’s programs and events.

Summary Meeting minutes, newsletters, membership lists, correspondence, event fliers and information, program brochures, steering committee reports, and administrative and financial records for Women in Higher Education (WHE), an association of female faculty, staff, and students at the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. WHE was established in 1971 as the Association of Faculty of Women, University of Wisconsin -- Eau Claire, and the current name was adopted soon after, along with admitting staff...