WEBMGRS Digest for Monday, July 11, 2011. 1. Re: webmgrs digest: July 06, 2011
---------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Re: webmgrs digest: July 06, 2011 From: Kay Koehler <kayko...@gmail.com> Date: Fri, 08 Jul 2011 17:27:05 -0400 X-Message-Number: 1 Just noticed Caroline's critique below...about "difficult to navigate if you aren't totally into that organization and its language" because I wonder if "branches" confuses some people. I find newer members still tend to say "chapter" or "club." Harriet is right about keeping current...but it is a challenge when you have a lot of branches. On 7/7/2011 1:06 PM, Harriet Tower wrote: > It must be easy to navigate, and this involves testing with users who don't > know much about the organization. > The second most important thing is maintenance. I hammer at the California > board of directors, "An out-of-date website is worse than no website at all." > Harriet Tower > > > Sent from my iPad > > On Jul 6, 2011, at 10:00 PM, "web managers digest"<webmgrs@listsrv.aauw.org> > wrote: > >> WEBMGRS Digest for Wednesday, July 06, 2011. >> >> 1. Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> 2. Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> 3. Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> 4. Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Subject: Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> From: Caroline Pickens<carolinea...@gmail.com> >> Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2011 15:58:40 -0400 >> X-Message-Number: 1 >> >> To me one of the most important things about a website is that I can find * >> easily* what I am looking for from the information on the home page. And it >> should be intuitive and obvious. As simple as that seems, I am amazed at >> how many websites are difficult to navigate if you aren't totally into that >> organization and its language. I agree that once there, the info better be >> current. >> >> Caroline Pickens >> >> On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 12:42 PM, Pat Ferrer<pande...@aol.com> wrote: >> >>> It needs to be current! With correct information about the next >>> meeting, membership, and contacts. I don't think there is a need to >>> reiterate information from state or national--just provide a link--that >>> works. >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Nancy Shoemaker<shoema...@acm.org> >>> To: web managers<webmgrs@listsrv.aauw.org> >>> Sent: Mon, Jul 4, 2011 3:07 pm >>> Subject: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >>> >>> >>> AAUW North Carolina is looking at an upgrade to its web site -- maybe >>> with site-resources.aauw.org, maybe independently. >>> >>> But as we were talking about the initial planning, the (obvious) >>> questions of "What are we trying to do with the web site?" and "How can >>> we tell if we meet our goals?" came up. >>> >>> So, I'm throwing some related questions out to y'all -- >>> >>> When you visit an AAUW branch/state web site, what are you looking for >>> to call it a "good" web site? >>> >>> What criteria might members of the general public use to evaluate the >>> site in a positive way? >>> >>> What are two or three key criteria that a branch/state web site >>> redesign should keep in mind? >>> >>> -Nancy >>> PS: Yes, I realize there are books written on the subject that get into >>> usability, accessibility, information architecture, and design, and I'm >>> obviously not asking for comprehensive lists. I'm also not asking about >>> questions that can be answered with analytics (e.g. xxx users/month). >>> But perhaps you could go to the AAUW branch locater at >>> https://svc.aauw.org/about/branches.cfm and click through to a handful >>> of branch/state sites and list what you like/don't like. >>> >>> >>> --- >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: pande...@aol.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=295436.74c3a8a446857cbbc5b649d20ff776d3&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54873 >>> >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54873-295436.74c3a8a446857cbbc5b649d20ff77...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org >>> - www.aauw.org >>> >>> >>> --- >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: carolinea...@gmail.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=1682892.8ee21843b4588a9c13d4b330bde0c0f9&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54879 >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54879-1682892.8ee21843b4588a9c13d4b330bde0c...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org - >>> www.aauw.org >>> >>> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Subject: Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> From: Kay Koehler<kayko...@gmail.com> >> Date: Tue, 05 Jul 2011 16:19:26 -0400 >> X-Message-Number: 2 >> >> "Link that works"...as long as the national website doesn't change it. >> I've had to track down new URLs for AAUW links at least three times in >> the last few years. >> >> On 7/5/2011 12:42 PM, Pat Ferrer wrote: >>> It needs to be current! With correct information about the next >>> meeting, membership, and contacts. I don't think there is a need to >>> reiterate information from state or national--just provide a link--that >>> works. >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Nancy Shoemaker<shoema...@acm.org> >>> To: web managers<webmgrs@listsrv.aauw.org> >>> Sent: Mon, Jul 4, 2011 3:07 pm >>> Subject: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >>> >>> >>> AAUW North Carolina is looking at an upgrade to its web site -- maybe >>> with site-resources.aauw.org, maybe independently. >>> >>> But as we were talking about the initial planning, the (obvious) >>> questions of "What are we trying to do with the web site?" and "How can >>> we tell if we meet our goals?" came up. >>> >>> So, I'm throwing some related questions out to y'all -- >>> >>> When you visit an AAUW branch/state web site, what are you looking for >>> to call it a "good" web site? >>> >>> What criteria might members of the general public use to evaluate the >>> site in a positive way? >>> >>> What are two or three key criteria that a branch/state web site >>> redesign should keep in mind? >>> >>> -Nancy >>> PS: Yes, I realize there are books written on the subject that get into >>> usability, accessibility, information architecture, and design, and I'm >>> obviously not asking for comprehensive lists. I'm also not asking about >>> questions that can be answered with analytics (e.g. xxx users/month). >>> But perhaps you could go to the AAUW branch locater at >>> https://svc.aauw.org/about/branches.cfm and click through to a handful >>> of branch/state sites and list what you like/don't like. >>> >>> >>> --- >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: pande...@aol.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=295436.74c3a8a446857cbbc5b649d20ff776d3&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54873 >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54873-295436.74c3a8a446857cbbc5b649d20ff77...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org >>> - www.aauw.org >>> >>> >>> --- >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: kayko...@gmail.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54879 >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54879-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org >>> - www.aauw.org >>> >>> >> -- >> Kay Koehler >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Subject: Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> From: Hollie Bagley<holliebag...@gmail.com> >> Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2011 19:57:07 -0400 >> X-Message-Number: 3 >> >> Criteria general public might use: attractive, easy to navigate, did I find >> what I was looking for?, concise info, appropriate links >> >> Criteria our members might appreciate: password protected area for members >> only with an online directory (whoops, we already have that with the MSD-all >> we need is to let our members view their branch roster. Since I am an >> officer, I never know what others can view.). Online registration for >> state/branch events, programs for surveying, rsvp-ing to an event, anything >> that would make communication better between state to branches and branches >> to state and members to members. >> >> I was just about to say "ditto' to Kay on the purpose of a state website and >> to Pat for saying that we should be up to date and not have to reiterate >> everything that is obvious on the national site(not that we could)--just >> links. However, I think I would reverse Kay's order as to purpose of a >> state website. I think the primary purpose is to inform/attract non-AAUW >> visitors (who I also believe use the site more than our members). One way >> to inform non members is to let them get a flavor for each of the branches >> so the state website should host a branch web page or provide a link to each >> branch. The branch should be responsible for the content of its page. An >> attractive, up-to-date, informative web page vs no branch web page can >> certainly make a difference in member recruitment, but since this >> conversation is between web managers we all know that already! >> >> This leads to the second purpose--to keep our members informed both on the >> state pages(posting of state programs, events, initiatives, newsletters, >> officers and other helpful links) and also on each branch page--calendar of >> programs, list of officers, etc. >> >> I like the idea that a website should contain more "static' information and >> that a Facebook page could provide the more "dynamic" content. For example, >> our state is planning a fall conference on human trafficking. I would >> include all conference details on the state website--description, agenda, >> directions, date, location, etc. We are using our state Facebook page for >> links to pertinent articles on human trafficking and other links and >> comments on a much more current/daily basis. Of course, when the date for >> the conference draws nearer will be using Facebook to publicize and invite >> folks to the conference. I do not think that as web manager I could >> possibly keep updating our website on a daily basis, but FB is easy since >> anyone who "likes" our page can post. >> >> All that being said, I did not really answer your question, Nancy. I, too, >> am looking to redesign our website. It is "old school" and boring--but >> adequate, but I do not think that is the reason our members do not visit it. >> So, will a new web design entice our members? Probably not, but it should be >> more impressive to our non-AAUW visitors. >> >> Sorry for being so long winded. I haven't yet mastered the technique of >> short email messages. >> >> Hollie Bagley >> aauw-ma.org >> >> On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 1:06 PM, Kay Koehler<kayko...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> ** >>> Off the top of my head answer: The state website in Virginia exists to >>> provide information to our members (branch and at large) much as our state >>> newsletter does ... branches may utilize it as they see fit (I post a lot of >>> program updates for some branches, and never hear anything from >>> others....and at least one of our newer branches has a "blog" to which their >>> web page on the state site links). Several Virginia branches maintain their >>> own websites on separate servers, and we have links to those. >>> >>> The second purpose is to provide information to NON AAUW members who may be >>> looking to find out who we are or where we stand on certain issues....AND >>> potential members who may be looking to join either for the first time or >>> when relocating to Virginia. 15 or so years ago when I moved to Virginia I >>> really wanted to "find" AAUW....and it was only a chance encounter with a >>> friend at church that accomplished this...and I had, in fact, done whatever >>> we did then instead of "google." >>> >>> (Sideline: Isn't it amazing how far "we" and the Internet have come in 15 >>> years!) >>> >>> The first purpose, I think, underscores the second, because it shows what >>> we are doing across the state. >>> >>> When time allows I'll critique some of the sites to see how they meet MY >>> above criteria...although, of course, other states may have different goals >>> in mind. >>> >>> Kay Koehler >>> Webmaster, AAUW of Virginia >>> >>> >>> >>> On 7/4/2011 6:07 PM, Nancy Shoemaker wrote: >>> >>> AAUW North Carolina is looking at an upgrade to its web site -- maybe with >>> site-resources.aauw.org, maybe independently. >>> >>> But as we were talking about the initial planning, the (obvious) questions >>> of "What are we trying to do with the web site?" and "How can we tell if we >>> meet our goals?" came up. >>> >>> So, I'm throwing some related questions out to y'all -- >>> >>> When you visit an AAUW branch/state web site, what are you looking for to >>> call it a "good" web site? >>> >>> What criteria might members of the general public use to evaluate the site >>> in a positive way? >>> >>> What are two or three key criteria that a branch/state web site redesign >>> should keep in mind? >>> >>> -Nancy >>> PS: Yes, I realize there are books written on the subject that get into >>> usability, accessibility, information architecture, and design, and I'm >>> obviously not asking for comprehensive lists. I'm also not asking about >>> questions that can be answered with analytics (e.g. xxx users/month). But >>> perhaps you could go to the AAUW branch locater at >>> https://svc.aauw.org/about/branches.cfm and click through to a handful of >>> branch/state sites and list what you like/don't like. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> --- >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: kayko...@gmail.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54873 >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54873-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org >>> - www.aauw.org >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Kay Koehler >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: holliebag...@gmail.com. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8ef5&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54881 >>> >>> (It may be necessary to cut and paste the above URL if the line is broken) >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54881-91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org >>> - www.aauw.org >>> >> >> >> -- >> Hollie >> >> Hollie Bagley >> 781 749-6274 >> âBy joining AAUW, you belong to a community that breaks through educational >> and economic barriers so all women have a fair chance.â >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Subject: Re: What is a good [AAUW branch/state] web site? >> From: Kay Koehler<kayko...@gmail.com> >> Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2011 11:45:59 -0400 >> X-Message-Number: 4 >> >> Hollie: >> Your site is well organized and nicely illustrates your analysis of what >> it is supposed to do. >> One suggestion: When you revamp...Educational Foundation is now AAUW >> Funds....confuses EVERYBODY! >> I agree that branches should be responsible for the content of their own >> pages...if only we could get them to do it! >> >> Kay Koehler >> www.aauwofva.org >> >> On 7/5/2011 7:57 PM, Hollie Bagley wrote: >>> Criteria general public might use: attractive, easy to navigate, did I >>> find what I was looking for?, concise info, appropriate links >>> >>> Criteria our members might appreciate: password protected area for >>> members only with an online directory (whoops, we already have that >>> with the MSD-all we need is to let our members view their branch >>> roster. Since I am an officer, I never know what others can view.). >>> Online registration for state/branch events, programs for surveying, >>> rsvp-ing to an event, anything that would make communication better >>> between state to branches and branches to state and members to members. >>> >>> I was just about to say "ditto' to Kay on the purpose of a state >>> website and to Pat for saying that we should be up to date and not >>> have to reiterate everything that is obvious on the national site(not >>> that we could)--just links. However, I think I would reverse Kay's >>> order as to purpose of a state website. I think the primary purpose >>> is to inform/attract non-AAUW visitors (who I also believe use the >>> site more than our members). One way to inform non members is to let >>> them get a flavor for each of the branches so the state website should >>> host a branch web page or provide a link to each branch. The branch >>> should be responsible for the content of its page. An attractive, >>> up-to-date, informative web page vs no branch web page can certainly >>> make a difference in member recruitment, but since this conversation >>> is between web managers we all know that already! >>> >>> This leads to the second purpose--to keep our members informed both on >>> the state pages(posting of state programs, events, initiatives, >>> newsletters, officers and other helpful links) and also on each branch >>> page--calendar of programs, list of officers, etc. >>> >>> I like the idea that a website should contain more "static' >>> information and that a Facebook page could provide the more "dynamic" >>> content. For example, our state is planning a fall conference on >>> human trafficking. I would include all conference details on the >>> state website--description, agenda, directions, date, location, etc. >>> We are using our state Facebook page for links to pertinent articles >>> on human trafficking and other links and comments on a much more >>> current/daily basis. Of course, when the date for the conference draws >>> nearer will be using Facebook to publicize and invite folks to the >>> conference. I do not think that as web manager I could possibly keep >>> updating our website on a daily basis, but FB is easy since anyone who >>> "likes" our page can post. >>> >>> All that being said, I did not really answer your question, Nancy. I, >>> too, am looking to redesign our website. It is "old school" and >>> boring--but adequate, but I do not think that is the reason our >>> members do not visit it. So, will a new web design entice our members? >>> Probably not, but it should be more impressive to our non-AAUW visitors. >>> >>> Sorry for being so long winded. I haven't yet mastered the technique >>> of short email messages. >>> >>> Hollie Bagley >>> aauw-ma.org<http://aauw-ma.org> >>> >>> On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 1:06 PM, Kay Koehler<kayko...@gmail.com >>> <mailto:kayko...@gmail.com>> wrote: >>> >>> Off the top of my head answer: The state website in Virginia >>> exists to provide information to our members (branch and at large) >>> much as our state newsletter does ... branches may utilize it as >>> they see fit (I post a lot of program updates for some branches, >>> and never hear anything from others....and at least one of our >>> newer branches has a "blog" to which their web page on the state >>> site links). Several Virginia branches maintain their own websites >>> on separate servers, and we have links to those. >>> >>> The second purpose is to provide information to NON AAUW members >>> who may be looking to find out who we are or where we stand on >>> certain issues....AND potential members who may be looking to join >>> either for the first time or when relocating to Virginia. 15 or >>> so years ago when I moved to Virginia I really wanted to "find" >>> AAUW....and it was only a chance encounter with a friend at church >>> that accomplished this...and I had, in fact, done whatever we did >>> then instead of "google." >>> >>> (Sideline: Isn't it amazing how far "we" and the Internet have >>> come in 15 years!) >>> >>> The first purpose, I think, underscores the second, because it >>> shows what we are doing across the state. >>> >>> When time allows I'll critique some of the sites to see how they >>> meet MY above criteria...although, of course, other states may >>> have different goals in mind. >>> >>> Kay Koehler >>> Webmaster, AAUW of Virginia >>> >>> >>> >>> On 7/4/2011 6:07 PM, Nancy Shoemaker wrote: >>>> AAUW North Carolina is looking at an upgrade to its web site -- >>>> maybe with site-resources.aauw.org >>>> <http://site-resources.aauw.org>, maybe independently. >>>> >>>> But as we were talking about the initial planning, the (obvious) >>>> questions of "What are we trying to do with the web site?" and >>>> "How can we tell if we meet our goals?" came up. >>>> >>>> So, I'm throwing some related questions out to y'all -- >>>> >>>> When you visit an AAUW branch/state web site, what are you >>>> looking for to call it a "good" web site? >>>> >>>> What criteria might members of the general public use to evaluate >>>> the site in a positive way? >>>> >>>> What are two or three key criteria that a branch/state web site >>>> redesign should keep in mind? >>>> >>>> -Nancy >>>> PS: Yes, I realize there are books written on the subject that >>>> get into usability, accessibility, information architecture, and >>>> design, and I'm obviously not asking for comprehensive lists. I'm >>>> also not asking about questions that can be answered with >>>> analytics (e.g. xxx users/month). But perhaps you could go to the >>>> AAUW branch locater at https://svc.aauw.org/about/branches.cfm >>>> and click through to a handful of branch/state sites and list >>>> what you like/don't like. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> --- >>>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: kayko...@gmail.com >>>> <mailto:kayko...@gmail.com>. >>>> >>>> To unsubscribe click here: >>>> >>>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54873 >>>> >>>> <http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54873> >>>> >>>> or send a blank email to >>>> leave-54873-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org >>>> >>>> <mailto:leave-54873-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org> >>>> >>>> >>>> If you have any questions, please direct them to >>>> webmas...@aauw.org<mailto:webmas...@aauw.org> >>>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - >>>> conn...@aauw.org<mailto:conn...@aauw.org> - www.aauw.org >>>> <http://www.aauw.org> >>>> >>> -- >>> Kay Koehler >>> >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: holliebag...@gmail.com >>> <mailto:holliebag...@gmail.com>. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8ef5&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54881 >>> >>> <http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8ef5&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54881> >>> >>> (It may be necessary to cut and paste the above URL if the line is >>> broken) >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> >>> leave-54881-91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8...@listsrv.aauw.org<mailto:leave-54881-91790.f176e3c70780328f465ed3ee7b8a8...@listsrv.aauw.org> >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to >>> webmas...@aauw.org<mailto:webmas...@aauw.org> >>> >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - >>> conn...@aauw.org<mailto:conn...@aauw.org> - www.aauw.org >>> <http://www.aauw.org> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Hollie >>> >>> Hollie Bagley >>> 781 749-6274 >>> âBy joining AAUW, you belong to a community that breaks through >>> educational and economic barriers so all women have a fair chance.â >>> >>> >>> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: kayko...@gmail.com >>> <mailto:kayko...@gmail.com>. >>> >>> To unsubscribe click here: >>> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54906 >>> <http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54906> >>> >>> (It may be necessary to cut and paste the above URL if the line is >>> broken) >>> >>> or send a blank email to >>> leave-54906-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org >>> <mailto:leave-54906-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org> >>> >>> If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org >>> >>> AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - >>> conn...@aauw.org - www.aauw.org >>> >> -- >> Kay Koehler >> >> >> >> --- >> >> END OF DIGEST >> >> --- >> You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: hfto...@yahoo.com >> To unsubscribe click here: >> http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=3049.4fa177df22864518b2d7818d4db5db2d&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54950 >> or send a blank email to >> leave-54950-3049.4fa177df22864518b2d7818d4db5d...@listsrv.aauw.org > --- > You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: kayko...@gmail.com. > > To unsubscribe click here: > http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422892&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=54993 > > or send a blank email to > leave-54993-493532.6189419b1a59978c0d1b2d8845422...@listsrv.aauw.org > > If you have any questions, please direct them to webmas...@aauw.org > AAUW - 1111 Sixteenth St. NW - Washington, DC 20036 - conn...@aauw.org - > www.aauw.org > > -- Kay Koehler --- END OF DIGEST --- You are currently subscribed to webmgrs as: arch...@mail-archive.com To unsubscribe click here: http://listsrv.aauw.org/u?id=1678659.80af3d722698d0a57d808336cac16f43&n=T&l=webmgrs&o=55046 or send a blank email to leave-55046-1678659.80af3d722698d0a57d808336cac16...@listsrv.aauw.org
