Marshall Historical Society

Marshall Historical Society Looking to the past to inspire our future Index Officers Constitution and Bylaws Charter Calendar News News Letter Contact Historical Articles Historical Articles Brothertown Indians Links Store .

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 1100.

Little Sistahs in the Know Inc

OUR PROGRAMS Monthly Meetings Little Sistahs meet once a month to discuss a predetermined book selection that has an AfricanAmerican girl or woman as the main character.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1101.

Little Sistahs in the Know Inc

OUR PROGRAMS Monthly Meetings Little Sistahs meet once a month to discuss a predetermined book selection that has an AfricanAmerican girl or woman as the main character.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 1102.

Little Sistahs in the Know Inc

OUR PROGRAMS Monthly Meetings Little Sistahs meet once a month to discuss a predetermined book selection that has an AfricanAmerican girl or woman as the main character.

• History Museums

• 1103.

Liberty Hall Historic Site

Liberty Hall Historic Site (LHHS) serves as a learning center that engages the public in exploring the history, politics, social and cultural life of early Kentucky through the homes, gardens, documents, and artifacts of Senator John Brown and his family.

• Alumni Associations

• 1104.

Scott High School Alumni Association Incorporated

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• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1105.

National Association of University Women

Welcome to the National Association of University Women Inc.

National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Charlotte Parkhurst Chapter NSDAR Folsom California National Society California State Society Chapter RegentKimm Richwine Welcome to the Charlotte Parkhurst Chapter NSDAR The Charlotte Parkhurst Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution NSDAR or DAR was organized May 5 2021.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1107.

National Association of University Women

THE PRIMARY MISSION OF NAUW IS TO SPONSOR, PROMOTE AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES TO LEARNERS AT EVERY LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT; TO EXTEND ASSISTANCE TO THOSE WHO ARE OUT OF SCHOOL BUT HAVE NEED OF THOSE BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY IN OUR SOCIETY; TO RAISE EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS IN COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING; TO SPONSOR, PROMOTE AND CONDUCT CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, SYMPOSIUMS, AND MEETINGS ON A NATIONAL, SECTIONAL, OR LOCAL LEVEL FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACHIEVING AND ADVANCING THE PURPOSES AFORESAID; TO COOPERATE WITH OTHER GROUPS, ASSOCIATIONS, PUBLIC OR PRIVATE AGENCIES WHICH MAY BE CONCERNED WITH COMMUNITY PROBLEMS, CULTURAL INTERESTS, AND EDUCATIONAL AND WORLD PROBLEMS; TO PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION AND, WHEN APPROPRIATE, TO ISSUE PUBLIC STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION.