As a dynamic, multifaceted organization, AAUW’s overall impact is most significant when advocacy and action are a collaborative effort among members, national leaders and allies in our communities.
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With my leadership, we will continue to:
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Increase the impact and sustainability of our programs through strong philanthropic support and new revenue sources.
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Support branches and states as we engage members in mission-based programs and leadership opportunities.
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Extend AAUW’s programs into new areas of influence that bridge generations and diverse communities.
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Advocate with a leading voice on issues of global equity for women.
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“Patricia envisions an AAUW that reflects strength and diversity. She would promote inclusive, cross-generational collaborations among members, partners and supporters to advance AAUW’s equity mission and significant positive change for all women and girls. A true visionary and a strategic thinker, Patricia Fae Ho is absolutely the right person at the right time to lead AAUW forward.”
Carol R. Virostek, Ph.D. In memoriam
AAUW College/University Relations Past Committee Chair
AAUW Connecticut Past President
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“Patricia exemplifies effective leadership. As AAUW-MA president and New England Regional Director, she encouraged collaborative ventures among branches and states. Massachusetts continues its collaborative activities initiated by Patricia. She is a creative thinker, thoughtful listener, and a decisive can-do person. She will move AAUW forward as a premiere national organization.”
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“Patricia is a forward-thinker who understands the value of investing in and supporting young women leaders. As a Student Advisory Council member at NCCWSL, I had the pleasure of discussing current issues facing women with Patricia. She is clearly passionate and extremely knowledgeable regarding all things AAUW.”
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“Patricia and I enjoyed conversations about my Campus Action Grant project based on AAUW’s research study Crossing the Line. After my NCCWSL presentation, she asked to use several of my slides in her own presentation and gave me the credit. She valued my ideas.”
Laura Marie Corrigan Saint Mary’s College Graduate