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Purdue Women's Club

 Organization

Dates

  • Existence: 1922-

Historical Information

The Purdue Women’s Club (PWC) is a philanthropic organization that was founded in 1922 by 125 women from the Purdue community. Mrs. At it's founding, the organization was led by Professor Laura Fry and Mrs. Stanley Coulter. The purpose of the organization was to promote social interaction among women in the university community. Today, membership is open to all women interested in Purdue and the Greater Lafayette Community. The Purdue Women's Club promotes a number of programs and projects to serve it's members and women at Purdue Univerity. They seek to promote intellectual interests and to provide the opportunity for association among our members; furnish organized opportunities for educational, cultural, and recreational activities; actively support women seeking to continue their education at Purdue through annual contributions from PWC to the Span Plan; and to further the interests of the University.

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

Purdue Women's Club records

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSP 97
Scope and Contents The Purdue Women’s Club records (1922-2009; 10 cubic feet) consists of the club’s annual and treasurer reports, brochures, presidents' notebooks, meeting minutes, membership information, newsletters, and programs.
Dates: 1922-1998; Other: Majority of material found in circa 1960-1996; Other: Date acquired: 08/10/1999

Purdue Women's Club records, addition 02

 Unprocessed — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 20150819

Purdue Women's Club records, addition 03

 Unprocessed — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 19981020.1

Purdue Women's Club records, addition 04

 Unprocessed — Box: Communal Accessions 51
Identifier: 2022-117

Purdue Women's Club Theater Arts Section programs

 Unprocessed — Box: Communal Accessions 3
Identifier: 20170709