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facebook http://www.facebook.com/#!/davidlkirkwood
My website http://www.aauwnorthstar.org/
Why So Few? (Updated pdf) http://aauwnorthstar.org/WhySoFewPresentation_DLK.pdf
facebook http://www.facebook.com/#!/davidlkirkwood
My website http://www.aauwnorthstar.org/
Why So Few? (Updated pdf) http://aauwnorthstar.org/WhySoFewPresentation_DLK.pdf
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The past two years have been both exciting and fulfilling as the bylaws amendments ratified at the 2009 convention have been implemented.
My education and professional experience provide a unique set of values to the board. My degree is in electrical engineering. I've held senior management positions in engineering, finance and manufacturing
My education and professional experience provide a unique set of values to the board. My degree is in electrical engineering. I've held senior management positions in engineering, finance and manufacturing
One Member, One Vote
Candidate Profile for Director at Large
David Kirkwood (Minnesota)
at Unisys Corporation. I've been a long-term advocate for equality and diversity in the business environment. I serve on an engineering advisory council for a local community college where my goal is to ensure that women see a career path in STEM as both welcoming and supportive.
My prior AAUW experience includes: participation in the final editorial review of the Strategic Process document; appointment to the Executive Search Committee, which recommended hiring Linda Hallman; and two terms on the national Membership Committee.
During the current term, I'm serving as: chair of the Audit Committee; a Breaking through Barriers major gifts recruiter and donor; board liaison to the Membership Committee and chair of the Communications Working Group, which with AAUW staff, developed the One Member, One Vote process.
If elected to a second term, strategic areas of personal focus are: development of new membership opportunities compatible with the lifestyles of younger women and expanding the impact of the Why So Few? research to improve equality in STEM careers.
DavidLKirkwood@AAUWNorthstar.org
My prior AAUW experience includes: participation in the final editorial review of the Strategic Process document; appointment to the Executive Search Committee, which recommended hiring Linda Hallman; and two terms on the national Membership Committee.
During the current term, I'm serving as: chair of the Audit Committee; a Breaking through Barriers major gifts recruiter and donor; board liaison to the Membership Committee and chair of the Communications Working Group, which with AAUW staff, developed the One Member, One Vote process.
If elected to a second term, strategic areas of personal focus are: development of new membership opportunities compatible with the lifestyles of younger women and expanding the impact of the Why So Few? research to improve equality in STEM careers.
DavidLKirkwood@AAUWNorthstar.org
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