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The board of the New York State Association for Women in Administration is proud to host NYSAWA Celebrates Phenomenal Women on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 4:30-6 p.m. Following a Ted Talk format, speakers will share their experiences, moving stories and revolutionary actions that have pioneered their careers as successful women in the school administration field. …
NYSAWA is proud to host our Phenomenal Women virtual event for a fourth year to celebrate women leaders across New York state. This event provides a space for women thought leaders to share their leadership stories and inspire attendees with their visionary perspective. To make this possible, we need your help to elevate and identify …
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The New York State Association for Women in Administration invites you to join us for our annual summer conference, July 8-9, 2025, at the Excelsior Springs Event Center in beautiful Saratoga Springs, NY. This two-day event is an incredible opportunity for women leaders in education and beyond to connect, inspire, and empower each other. …
It is with immense joy that I extend a heartfelt welcome to all our existing and new members.
Lessons in Leadership, the 2024 NYSAWA state conference in Poughkeepsie, was an inspiring event to spark positive change in the education sector.
Our affiliates are hard at work planning a lineup of engaging events for the upcoming year. Visit the events section of our website for details.
Nearly 130 attendees tuned into our third annual NYSAWA Celebrates Phenomenal Women virtual event on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Participants heard from women leaders Dr. Marie Wiles, Superintendent of Guilderland Central Schools, Mary Grover, Assistant Superintendent of Inclusion of Ithaca City Schools, Dr. Jennifer Steimle, Superintendent of Greenwich Central Schools and Bryna Moritz, Deputy Superintendent of …
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NYSAWA recently concluded its Leading Forward conference where more than 150 attendees came together to learn, share, and become better leaders and supporters.
NYSAWA now accepts credit/debit card and district/personal check payments for membership dues.
Community and connections have made all the difference on assistant school principals Diantha Barone and Christine Rascona’s leadership paths.
