PHOENIX - The Time of Women to recognize has come that they have made significant contributions to the history of Arizona for the indu...
PHOENIX - The Time of Women to recognize has come that they have made significant contributions to the history of Arizona for the induction of the Hall of Fame of Women in Arizona naming.
There are two categories for nominations: inheritances and legacies of life.
Nominations are inherited for women in all areas of activity that have spent at least two years reached the highest level of performance and have. Living Heritage nominations this year for women living who have reached the highest levels of professional achievement in the fields of education and health / science. The legacy of life last year were the wife Sue Mae Talley and honor Rose Mofford It represents the areas Business and public service / volunteerism are.
Application forms for the two categories can be found on the website of the Hall of Fame of Women in Arizona https://www.azwhf.org/inductions/nominations/~~number=plural nominations is 30th August 2016 and will have to the State Archives of Arizona, att by mail: AZWHF 1901 W. Madison St., Phoenix, AZ 85009 or e - mail your request as tolivinglegacy@azwhf.org attachment.
The selected women in 2017. 23 women InductionMarch honored in Hall of Fame in the Heritage Center of Arizona in Tempe Arizona.
Hall of Fame program Women Arizona honors outstanding women whose contributions to art, athletics, business, education, government, humanities, philanthropy and science, they played an important role in the history of Arizona and offer to the history of the state of Arizona a substantial contribution. Currently, 99 women were enrolled. Sponsors Hall of Fame women include Arizona Humanities, Sharlot Hall Museum, the Historical Society of Arizona and Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records. To learn more about the women in the Hall of Fame of Women in Arizona, visit the website at AZWHF www.azwhf.org or follow on Facebook and Twitter.
