Thank you everyone who volunteered and participated in this year's successful day!

We, the Chicago and Evanston Campus Committee Members, are pleased to announce the 15th annual "Take Our Daughters to Work" Day at Northwestern University! Established by the Ms. Foundation, which is celebrating the 17th anniversary of this event, this nationally recognized program helps 8 to 16 year old girls focus on the numerous career options open to them.

Support provided by:
The Office of the President
Office of the Senior VP for Business and Finance
Provost's Office
The Kellogg School of Management
Weinberg College of Arts & Sciences
The Office of Change Management
ANUW

We would like to thank President Bienen for his continued support of this annual event.
We are grateful to have additional departmental funding which assists in keeping this event affordable and available to the NU community.

If you would like to sponsor a daughter, granddaughter, niece, neighbor or friend, please complete a registration form for either the Chicago or the Evanston campus. Registration Forms can be found on this website in early April by clicking on your campus above, or at our Women’s Center locations. Then bring or mail your form and fee to the Women’s Center.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED for chaperoning and registration. Please email or call Njoki Kamau at ngk@northwestern.edu or 1-2734 to assist on the Evanston campus.

Remember to include a payment of $10.00 per person (sponsor and girl, minimum payment of $20.00) in the form of a personal check or money order payable to "Northwestern University" by the deadline of FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2007 for Evanston and THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2007 for Chicago. It must be received by the deadline.

PLEASE NOTE:
For organizational purposes, it is imperative that you register by the April 17th deadline for Evanston and the April 16th deadline for Chicago. LATE REGISTRANTS MUST ADD A $5.00 FEE. If the late fee is not included, your registration will be null and void.

This marks Northwestern University's 15th year of participation in Take Our Daughters to Work Day. The Ms. Foundation's theme for 2009 is "Building Partnerships to Educate and Empower."

We request that girls be 8 - 16 years old to participate.

Evanston
Evanston Registration forms and Tour Track Information will be available early April.

To get involved in Evanston, contact Renee Redd at r-redd@northwestern.edu.

To volunteer, contact Njoki Kamau at ngk@northwestern.edu.

Chicago
Chicago Registration forms and Tour Track Information will be available early April.

To get involved in Chicago, contact Njoki Kamau at ngk@northwestern.edu.

To volunteer, contact Njoki Kamau at ngk@northwestern.edu.

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