You’re invited to participate in the Phoenix College
Re-Entry Center/A.W.A.R.E. Club’s celebration of

Women’s History Month

Tuesday, March 9, 2004
10:00-11:15 a.m.
John Paul Theatre
Phoenix College
1202 West Thomas Road

Creating a Structure of Support:
Education and Personal Goals

Balancing life’s obligations and juggling academic responsibilities often create challenges and stresses that can become overwhelming. Learn how to structure your environment for success by developing mentoring relationships and a system of support.

Paula Giangreco Cullison
Independent consultant, fundraiser, author, past president of the Greater Phoenix Chapter of the United Nations Association, lobbyist, founder of the non-profit Arizona Women’s Partnership, Inc.

Nancy Jordan
ASU senior administrator responsible for managing advocacy and constituent outreach programs and community relations. Former positions include: associate executive director ASU Alumni Association, executive director of the Genesis Program, Phoenix College Dean of School and Community relations, executive assistant to the chancellor of the Maricopa Community Colleges.

Leah Landrum Taylor
Arizona State Representative for District 16 serving on the Committee on Environment, Ways & Means, and the Mountain Park Health Board; Arizona Caucus Chair for the National Black Caucus of State Legislators; Vice Chair of Housing Committee for NBCLS; founder and vice-president of the non-profit Landrum Foundation.

All members of the Phoenix community are invited to attend. This event is free, and no reservations are required. Light refreshments will be served.

Questions? Call 602-285-7424 or 602-285-7422.

Co-sponsored by Phoenix College’s Liberal Arts Department, Honors Program, and Student Life and Leadership.

more information

Links to Women's History Web Pages*

Women in American History by Enciclopedia Britannica

About Women's History

Women and Social Movements, 1775-2000

National Women's History Project

Women's International Center

Distinguished Women of Past and Present

Great Women

Liberal Arts Department Home Page