AAUW - 2008 National Conference for College Women Student Leaders

LEADERSHIP FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW

June 5–7, 2008
Georgetown University | Washington, DC

About the Conference Women of Distinction Keynote Speakers Registration Sponsors/Exhibitors Home

Thanks to all of our generous sponsors, AAUW states and branches, and numerous colleges and universities for their support of the 2008 National Conference for College Women Student Leaders!

DIDN'T MAKE IT THIS YEAR? HERE'S SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS...

Welcome messages from Congressional leaders
Watch short videos from Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX), Rep. Hilda Solis (D-CA), Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT), and Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA).
Video testimonials from the student leaders
Watch short video clips featuring student leaders who received financial support to attend this year's conference.
Women of Distinction Awards Ceremony
Making a difference, taking chances, and pursuing your dreams were some of the messages conveyed during the Women of Distinction Awards Ceremony. Watch video clips of awardees Maya Ajmera and General Evelyn Foote or read more and see photos at AAUW Dialog.
Photo gallery
View some of the images from this year's conference.
In the News
Check out Diversity Edge Magazine's article on the conference.

RESOURCES

Workshop presentations
Presenters may upload presentations here and students may download handouts here.
News release template
Spread the word about the NCCWSL! Download a press release template for groups or individuals and send to your local and campus newspapers.
Continue the discussion
Join the NCCWSL group on Facebook and share your ideas with fellow NCCWSL alumnae.

WHAT'S NEXT
Stay up-to-date! Join the NCCWSL group on Facebook or read more about issues of leadership on AAUW Dialog.

ANNOUNCING NCCWSL 2009
Mark your calendars for next year's event:

June 4-6, 2009
University of Maryland, College Park

About NCCWSL
The National Conference for College Women Student Leaders is a two-and-a-half day conference to help students hone leadership skills for their work on campus and in their communities. More than 500 women attended in 2008.

Learn more about the History of NCCWSL

Student Leaders in Their Own Words...
Read why student leaders attend NCCWSL and learn about their thoughts and experiences with leadership.

"I am actively involved in the University of Louisville's Commission on the Status of Women and I am hoping I can help students, especially women, be more connected with the commission and campus."
- Amber N. Carrier, University of Louisville, KY