In addition to a good stable relationship and close friends, we all need those next-level friendships, people we see from time to time on a repeating basis. We need people we catch up with and talk about what’s going on with us, even on a superficial level.
The Cincinnati Woman’s Club recognized 18 young women pursuing degrees from the University of Cincinnati and the Art Academy.
The Cincinnati Woman’s Club welcomed Neville Pinto, Ph.D., president of the University of Cincinnati, as guest speaker. Pinto shared his vision for the future and his philosophy on leadership.
Assistance League staged its annual Books and Brunch at the Cincinnati Woman’s Club.
Authors Charlie Lovett, Cheryl Popp, Peter Bronson, Jeff Suess and Adam Watkins chatted with guests and signed books.
In its 106th year, the 3 Arts Scholarship Fund awarded $243,800 to 43 female junior, senior and master’s degree students in the arts.
The Cincinnati Woman’s Club awarded grants to 10 local charities and scholarships to 16 women for study at the University of Cincinnati.
A new book, “Legacy of Courage II,” tells the tales of military veterans from Greater Cincinnati.
A full house of 260 celebrate outgoing Cincinnati Woman’s Club president Mary Lou Motl and the success of her President’s Project, “Pitch In for the Kitchens.” Members and friends of CWC contributed more than $101,000 for Cincinnati Cook!
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