Australian Federation Of University Women

The Australian Federation of University Women, founded in 1922, is the national umbrella organisation for state Federations of University Women in Australia .^[1]

The organisation lobbies the Federal Government on issues pertaining to women in academia. It also organises triennial conferences and awards several fellowships for post-graduate study. It has campaigned for equal pay and employment opportunities for female academics and against gender discrimination in education.

Presidents of the AFUW


Name	State
Frances Thorn	Victoria
Dr Roberta Jull	Western Australia
Freda Bage	Queensland
Gladys Marks	New South Wales
Dr Ethel McLennan	Victoria
Dr (later Dame) Constance D'Arcy	New South Wales
Dr Helen Mayo	South Australia
Dr Lucy Bryce	Victoria
Dr Constance Davey	South Australia
Sheila McClemans	Western Australia
Dr Grace Cuthbert-Browne	New South Wales
Frances Pennington	Victoria
Dr Lorna Lloyd-Green	Victoria
Lillian Warren	New South Wales
Margaret Telfer	New South Wales
Mollie Stuckey	New South Wales
Helen Crisp	Australian Capital Territory
Jean Gilmore	South Australia
May Marshall	Western Australia
Mollie Budtz-Olsen	Queensland
Margaret Auchmuty	New South Wales
Gladys Brown	Victoria
Claire Taylor	Victoria
Joan Garde	Victoria
Sister Angela Cooney	Australian Capital Territory
Thenie Baddams	South Australia
Barbara Hale	Western Australia
Daphne Elliott	South Australia

References

↑ Australian Federation of University Women Inc. (1922 - ) (Australian Women's Archive Project) Accessed: 26 February 2007.

External links

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[1] Australian Federation of University Women Inc. (1922 - ) (Australian Women's Archive Project) Accessed: 26 February 2007.