Monthly Activities

Program Meeting: New guest speaker every month (usually the 3rd Wednesday, 18:30)
Book Club: New book every month (usually 2nd Monday, 19:30)
Matinee Club: Daytime meet-ups for film, theatre, exhibits and other events.
Seasonal Choir: Practice and performances several times throughout the year, including for holiday parties.
Please scroll down for details of our upcoming meetings, and see the links on the left for highlights of past activities.

Membership Benefits

• Networking with community, business, and social contacts
• Sharing ideas and knowledge on topics ranging from taxes and women's health issues to spirituality and Munich history
• Participating in monthly member meetings and special programs, including holiday parties
• Partnering with projects that promote our mission
• Accessing the AAUPW Blog Newsletter with news about club activities and articles of interest to members

Want to Know More?

If you are interested in knowing more about AAUPW, why not come along to one of our monthly gatherings - the Program Meeting, Book Club Meeting, or Girls Night Out - to see whether our group and its activities reflect your personal interests? For further details, contact Club President Claudia Ziersch at aaupw@yahoo.de.

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May 17, 2010

May Program Meeting

In addition to our all-important AAUPW Board Elections, we are excited to have a speaker who will be talking to us about VOLCANOES! Please plan to come via ground transportation (no airplanes :) please).

Yan Lavallee received his undergraduate degree in Earth and Planetary Science (2001) at McGill University in Montreal and went on to the University of North Dakota for a Master in Space Studies (2003). He crossed the ocean in 2004 and did a PhD in Volcanology (2008) at the LMU-Munich. After graduation, he was offered a position of assistant professor in Mineralogy. His current work mainly revolves around the deformation of magma and understanding transition between effusive and explosive eruptions. In his presentation, he will introduce the Earth and its volcanoes as well as their eruptive styles and discuss some of its effects on human activity. He will then present the different methods used to play with magma in his lab.

Please join us for this informative and timely presentation.
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