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Club Presidents' Post

The FAWCO Club Presidents’ Coordinator acts as a liaison to establish and maintain communication between Club Presidents and FAWCO as well as among the Club Presidents themselves.  The Coordinator sends out quarterly electronic Club Presidents’ Post containing important and pertinent information from FAWCO for Club Presidents.  The Coordinator also plans, organizes and facilitates informative Club Presidents’ Parallel Meetings at the Interim and Biennial FAWCO Conferences.

leslieThe Current Club Presidents’ Coordinator is Leslie Collingridge of the American Women’s Club of The Hague.   In the fourth year of being an expatriate, she  is married to a Brit and lives in Wassenaar, the Netherlands.  She has been active in her local club serving various roles including magazine editor, President and website editor.   She has attended and actively participated in FAWCO conferences in Vilnius, her home town of Boston and Morocco. She is currently serving her first year as FAWCO Board Secretary.

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# Article Title
1 Club President's Post - Sept 2012
2 February 2012 Presidents'
3 Club Presidents Post - January 2012
4 Club Presidents Post - Summer 2011
5 Guide to FAWCO Electronic Newsletters and Bulletins for Club Presidents
6 Club Presidents' Post
7 January 2010:Succesful Fundraising BWN Members Tree Donations: A letter from the President of AIWCC
8 Summer 2009: "Couples" Program Success for Members of AIWA Rabat, Morocco
9 How to send payment to FAWCO treasurer - 2011-13
10 Dealing with Difficult Behavior