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HELP FOR THE NOMINATOR
International Women's Day is being celebrated in Bakersfield at the Seven Oaks Country Club on Tuesday March 8, 2011. The event is being planned by a consortium of representatives from various organizations listed below that are serving immigrants and naturalized citizens. We will be honoring foreign-born women who have made significant contributions to our region in the categories of Arts/Entertainment, Business/Finance, Community Service, Education, Health Services, Law/Government, Media, or Sciences.
I ask you to consider nominating foreign-born women who deserve to be honored in one or more of the recognized categories and also pass the attached nomination form on to colleagues who may want to nominate someone. The ideal nominee makes important contributions within her profession, but also is serviceoriented and has stepped forward to contribute to the community at large.
The Nomination Form is attached for your convenient duplication. Also, please forward the Form to people who may be in a good position to nominate someone. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions about this nomination or have any suggestions regarding more wide distribution of this nomination. We look forward to hearing from you.
Submit all nomination materials to:
Dr. Portia Choi, Nominations Chair
International Women's Day Awards
4109 Chardonnay Drive
Bakersfield, CA 93306
(661)868-0461
choip@co.kern.ca.us (Include subject line, International Women's Day)
African-American Network
American Association of University Women
California State University Bakersfield
Kern Community College District
Kern County Superintendent of Schools
Korean-American Association of Bakersfield
Latina Leaders of Kern County
League of Women Voters, Kern County
Muslim Woman’s Association of Bakersfield
National Council of Negro Women
Southeast Asian Community
Organized by California State University, Bakersfield, Kern Community College District,
Kern County Superintendent of Schools, African-American Network,
American Association of University Women, Korean American Association of Bakersfield,
League of Women Voters, Latina Leaders of Kern County, National Council of Negro Women,
Muslim Women’s Association of Bakersfield and Indo-Chinese Community. |
