Alumnae of Northwestern University Records, 1929-1992

Creator: Alumnae of Northwestern University

Abstract:  The Alumnae of Northwestern University, originally called the Associate Alumnae, was founded in 1916. Its purpose was “to further projects of interest to the women of the University and to promote friendly intercourse between alumnae of all departments.” Through their current programs - continuing education classes, NU Day, and WAA-MU patrons - the Alumnae raise funds to provide a variety of fellowships and grants to the University's students and faculty. This series is arranged in twelve major categories: historical material; correspondence; minutes and reports of the Board of Directors; committee reports; financial records; fliers, clippings and press releases; material regarding the WAA-MU Patron program; records pertaining to Woman’s Day, NU Day and Alumnae Awards; records of the 75th Anniversary Committee; Continuing Education records; records pertaining to Scholarships and Fellowships; and Gifts and Grants records. ... Read More

Location/Repository: Northwestern University Archives

Series Identifier: 0/6/1

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