FEDERALLY EMPLOYED WOMEN, ALOHA CHAPTER (www.FEW.org)
NATIONAL 1st PLACE WIN - SPECIAL PROJECT
IN SERVICE TO JAPAN'S MULTI-CRISIS
October 29, 2011,
Johns A. Burns School of Medicine, Honolulu
AWARDEES: Chapter Members
Jean Rolles, National Community Service
Pacific Federal Executive Board
FEDERAL WOMEN EVENT, 25 OCT 2010, Hickam Officers Club,
Speaker: Brig Gen (Ret) Kathy Berg. HIANG
2010 FEDERAL WOMEN LUNCHEON, PAGODA HOTEL
AWARD RECIPIENTS:- Ms Gloria Uyehara, Director, Pacific Federal Executive Board
NORA RUEBROOK. President, Air Force Association, Pacific Region; Pacific Navy League Council – Pacific Region; Honorary President, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Pacific;
PHOEBE JETERUnited States Army Retired Major as first Air Defense Artillery Officer to lead a platoon that destroyed a SCUD missile fired during Desert Storm. Her real life-story is played by actress Angela Bassett in movie, Heroes of Desert Storm. She is the immediate past 2007-2009 Chair, Honolulu-Pacific Federal Executive Board Diversity Council. Her programs helped Federally Employed Women, Aloha Chapter
WE ARE THE 2009 NATIONAL CHAMPION OF DIVERSITY
SEE LINK HTTP://WWW.FEW.ORG
AWARD RECIPIENTS:- Ms Gloria Uyehara, Director, Pacific Federal Executive Board
NORA RUEBROOK. President, Air Force Association, Pacific Region; Pacific Navy League Council – Pacific Region; Honorary President, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Pacific;
PHOEBE JETERUnited States Army Retired Major as first Air Defense Artillery Officer to lead a platoon that destroyed a SCUD missile fired during Desert Storm. Her real life-story is played by actress Angela Bassett in movie, Heroes of Desert Storm. She is the immediate past 2007-2009 Chair, Honolulu-Pacific Federal Executive Board Diversity Council. Her programs helped Federally Employed Women, Aloha Chapter
WE ARE THE 2009 NATIONAL CHAMPION OF DIVERSITY
SEE LINK HTTP://WWW.FEW.ORG
MISSION.
Federally Employed Women (FEW) is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1968 after the issuance of Executive Order 11375 FEW works towards the advancement of women in federal service by:
- encouraging diversity and equity in the workplace
- enhancing career opportunities
- establishing and maintaining relationships with organizations to advocate the fair application of laws, policies, procedures and practices
- improving the quality of life for women by influencing legislative actions
- committing to maintain a unified and diverse membership and
- providing opportunities for professional growth.
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