Newsletter | May/Jun 1973
Volume 1:3
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| In this issue: | MAY - Mui Ho editor Election, Planning, Affirmative action, and AIA Convention - (Archived here by Wendy Bertrand, January 2012) JUNE - Mui Ho editor Election of Steering Committee - Report of May Meeting |
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First OWA Election at this meeting in BerkeleyShare #634Meeting : Thursday 3 May 1973 Time: 7 :30 PM 6:30 social hour Place:1605 Arch St., Berkeley |
Election, Planning, Affirmative action, and AIA Conventionby (Archived here by Wendy Bertrand, January 2012) | Share #550AGENDA 1. Election of Steering Committee 2. Planning of additional meeting for women interested in discussing their role as women in architectural offices--- Lucia Bogatay 3. Affirmative action -- Wendy Bertrand 4. Report on A.I.A. Convention ---Mary Laleyan There is a need for further organization and election of a Steering Committee to take care of our day-to-day business more efficiently, so that in the future, meetings can be devoted to various interesting topics. The Steering Committee will consist of FIVE coordinators of equal importance but different responsibilities. We urge you to come to this very important meeting, ready to volunteer yourself or nominate someone else as candidates If need ride from S.F. contact 441-3547 Danica Truchlikova 981-1555 |
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Affirmative action, AIA Convention, By-laws, Steering committeeby Mui Ho | Share #552 |
Election of Steering Committeeby Report of May Meeting | Share #567The meeting was devoted to the election of a steering committee. For the past six months, the organization has been run by a fluctuating number of people without defined responsibilities and there were some problems of communication. We decided that we needed more structure in our organization. All the members recognized the need of a central committee, and showed a lot of enthusiasm by volunteering to be nominateed. Five persons were elected to the Steering Committee, each with an alternate. The alternate to each coordinator will either work closely with the coordinator or be in charge of a separate task. Coordinators: Public relations-Bobbie Sue Hood, Ann King (alt) Education-Mary Laleyan, Susan Henke (alt) Employment-Lucia Bogatay, Ilene Rosenfeld (alt) Finance- Rosie Muller, Wendy Bertrand (alt) Newsletter-Mui Ho, Kathy Simon (alt) (Newsletter archived by Wendy Bertrand, January 2012) |
Steering Committee electedShare #568 |
Finances for A.I.A. convention boothShare #635 |
Communication and Public Relations (PR)Share #636Our booth for the AIA Convention was a true communications bargain. For a relatively minor outlay of $5OO. we netted some 162 square inches of coverage in the San Francisco Chronicle on May 8, 1973. Cost of this space purchased directly would have been $42.70 per square inch or $6,917.40. The booth became the focus for establishing contacts with women architects around the country. .Among others, we met Anne Halpin, who introduced the women's rights proposal at the convention; Susanne Stephens, an Associate Editor of the Architectural Forum-, Faye DeAvignon, Pyesident of -the Association of Student Chapters of the AXA; and Jean Young, one of the two American Vice-Presidents of the Union Internationale des Femmes. Architectes. Thus, we are beginning to develop a network which will enable us to deal with common projects nationally. One of these, which was suggested by the New York group of woman architects and which Susanne is supporting enthusiastically is a major exhibit of work by women architects. A selection jury would ferret out the best work for recognition and exhibition. On the home front, Ruth Friedlander, representing a group of woman planners in the Bay Area, wants to schedule a joint meeting. We hope to schedule the meting in the fall. Proposed program: study of the architectural and planning input into a major San Francisco urban development such as the Embarcadero Center or the Yerba Buena Center, with a prior tour of the site If possible. Your suggestions and input will be needed when the date Is set. |
San Francsico Chronicle article May 8, 1973Share #641 |
Note on EmploymentShare #637At the next meeting we will have a Fact Sheet for those who are interested. IN the mean time, write or call your employment coordinators : Ilana Rosenfeld---548-4124 East Day Lucia Bogatay------863-82SS S.F. IF 1. you are looking for a job 2. you wed a fact sheet 3. you know of a job opening 4. you have board of a rumour of a job opening 5. you have had some "interesting experience while job hunting, either positive or negative. We want to start a file or begin to identity offices which are discriminating as well as those favorable. 6. you have found a job. It is imperative for you to follow up by sending your resume after calling an office. Also do not forget to fill a form when signing up for employment at the A.I.A. |
Search for lawyer for tax exempt statusShare #638In order to apply for tax exempt status as a non-profit or professional organization, we need a lawyer. If anyone knows a lawyer who Is familiar with this problem and is willing to donate her or his services for a minimal fee, please give the information to Rosie Muller. |
We encourage you to contact us with your suggestions & informationsShare #639We encourage everyone to voice herself either in our meetings or by contacting one,of the coordinators. Please do not shy away by thinking that what is on your mind is not Important. Any suggestion can only be helpful to the group. Bobbie Sue Hood 771-7770 Mary Laleyan 392-5393 Lucia Bogatay 163-92SS Rosie Muller 849-2940 Mui Ho 841-4458 (Newsletter archived by Wendy Bertrand, January 2012) |
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