Anyone who writes—published or unpublished—may join.
Annual dues are payable when you join and on each First of May thereafter.
The Treasurer will notify members who are in arrears. Thos who do
not pay their dues within one month of notifiction will be dropped
from members. Inactive members will be reinstated upon payment of
dues.
Any member may obtain a copy of the Bylaws and Standing Rules by contacting
any Board Member.
Any member may obtain a copy of our financial statement by contacting
the Treasurer.
The Board of Trustees oversees the administration of the organization,
determines policy, and runs the various programs. The Board consists
of five officers and frim five to fifteen trsutess. The members
of the Board are elected each spring for a term from May through
April.
2007-2008 WWW Board members (left to right) Marcia Ivans, Liaison for Writing
Groups, Lisa Versaggi, Treasurer, Karen Haefelein, President, Maggie
Roycraft, VP Programs, and Diane Lynch, a former board member.
Not pictured: Terry Mullaney, VP Membership, Karen Stober, Secretary/Corresponding
Secretary, Joanne Flynn, Publicity, Elsie Boehm, Archivist, Randi Clarken, 2007 Goldfinch editor, and Trustee-at-Large
Corey Rosen Schwartz.
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President—Karen Haefelein
1st VP/Membership—Terry Mullaney
2nd VP/Programs—Maggie Roycraft
Secretary/Corresponding Secretary—Karen Stober
Treasurer—Lisa Versaggi
Publicity/Asst. Programs—Joanne Flynn Black
Liaison for Writing Groups/Asst. Membership—Marcia Ivans
Newsletter Editor—Joanne Flynn Black
Archivist—Elsie Boehm 2 years
Webmaster—Laurie Wallmark
2008 Goldfinch Editor—Randi Clarken
Corey Rosen Schwartz
Board Meetings are held seven times yearly at the Madison Community House,
25 Cook Avenue, Madison, at 7:30 PM. Upcoming meeting times are posted below.
All members are welcome to attend.
September 10
October 15
November 15
January 14
February 18
March 10
April 14
May 12
June 9
Women Who Write is a member-run organization. Participation is vital to its
success. The following committes welcome help at any time:
Group Coordinators are essential to establishing a writing group. Each coordinator
is responsible for all the business aspects of a group, including communicating
with the President and the Board and keeping the group's activities within
WWW bylaws. Group coordinators may or may not lead each meeting, depending
on what each group decides.
Women Who Write organizes writing workshops throughout the year
Committee members help coordinate readings, workshops, social gatherings, and
other special events.
Committee members may contribute an article, copyedit, or help proofread our
newsletter.
Committee members read and select submissions for Goldfinch, our literary magazine.
Committee members may write press releases to publicize writing groups and
special events, design flyers, or take pictures for distribution with press
releases
and for this Web site.
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