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“Members are colleges and universities that have shown through programs on their own campuses a commitment to furthuring the study and enhancement of women's public leadership roles.”

“A copy of form 990 is provided via e-mail to the organization's governing body before the return is filed.”

“The board of directors meets quarterly and monitors the organization's compliance with conflict of interest issues.”

“The executive committee of the board of directors approves the compensation.”

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“The organization's governing documents are available upon request.”

“Women, law, and legal advocacy program: this program includes a 3-day educational seminar for women interested in pursuing careers in the law and legal advocacy, from issue-based advocacy to government service. Students explore the connections between legal careers and the legislative process in washington, d.c. While learning the potential benefits of attending law school from wormen who work in policy every day. Women unlocking nonprofits program: this program includes a 3-day educational seminar for students interested in pursuing careers in nonprofits. Students are given the chance to learn from top level professionals from a variety of nonprofit organizations and will discover a wide array of nonprofit opportunities available to them including advocacy, direct service, policy, research, management, and more. Women, business, and policy program: this program includes a 3-day educational seminar for students interested in pursuing careers at the intersection of business and policy. Students learn how policy and business impact each other in the private sector, federal agencies, and congress while exploring policy careers in business, economics, and corporate social responsibility. Women in congress program: this program inculdes a 5-day educational seminar for women considering careers in policy or politics. They are taught about professional opportunities in and related to congress, from lobbying to working on a senate house committee, to running for office themselves. With the help of senior and mid-level women who have launched policy careers, participants learn about the legislative and political processes, explore hot-button issues on the hill, and expand their networks.”