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GNC News: West Point Women Networking – DC/VA/MD West Point Women in the DC
metro area held their first networking meeting Monday March 7th at
the Army Navy club in downtown DC. Over
50 women from Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland responded with interest and
35 women were in attendance. Participation by year group included women
representing almost every class from 1980 to 2009. Anchoring either end of
women in the long gray line were three women from the class of 1980 – Kathy
Silvia, Dori Turner and Terry Walters and 1LT LeShaunda Hardy who attended the
event as the only woman from the class of 2009.
’87 and ’90 were the two classes with the most women in attendance. Several active duty women were able to sneak
away from Pentagon or military school duties to join the group. The DC Geographical
Networking group will meet quarterly at the Army Navy club. Additional upcoming activities were proposed
as well to include attending military movie screenings, lunches, and getting a
group together to ride in Rolling Thunder.
To receive the most up to date information about these and other
networking opportunities make sure your information is updated with both the
West Point Society of DC and the West Point AOG. About DC-area West Point Women Networking The Co-Chairs of the DC West Point Women Networking Committee are Vicky (Lenz) Fiore ’87 and Christine Gassman ’03. We are currently signing up members, looking for networking suggestions and seeking volunteers to coordinate events locally. Please send us your contact information, ideas, and especially offers to volunteer. Please contact us: About West Point Women Geographical Networking The West Point Women Association wants you to know about the power of networking. Do you know who your Geographical Network Coordinator (GNC) is? Do you know how many fellow women grads are within a 50 mile radius of you? These women include grads of all ranks, new mothers, (not so) old mothers, mothers of cadets, mothers of grads, non-mothers, single women, married women, divorced women, nurses, teachers, athletes, career changers, government employees, college professors, small business owners, doctors, politicians, government employees and business women up to and including senior executive levels. LET’S NETWORK!!!!
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Women Veterans - How to Obtain Assistance
Women Joining Forces – Closing Ranks, Opening Doors is a BPW/USA program which supports women veterans as they transition from military to civilian life. The program offers a dues waiver for an introductory, e-membership to women exiting military service and discounted membership to other women veterans, as well as other valuable resources. Find out what was accomplished in its ground-breaking first year! Check for a BPW chapter in your location |
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