Women admitted to University of Sydney

Sydney University Women's Association - Louisa MacDonald, Miss Purcell, Miss Dimond

Founding member NSW National Council of Women

English Essay prize established Usyd

First woman elected to University Senate - Dr Constance D'Arcy - 1949

International Federation of University Women formed - Virginia Gildersleeve, Caroline Spurgeon, Winifred Cullis

First Woman lecturer USydney - Gladys Marks - French

SUWC attend IFUW in London - Louise MacDonald, Mildred Muscio (nee Fry)

Sydney University Women Graduates Association formed

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

AFGW groups in all six states

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

Dr Dame Constance D'Arcy Deputy Chancellor USyd - 1946

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

Affiliated with Business and Professional Women's Club

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

University of NSW

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

North Shore Branch - first of 52 branches

Australian Federation of University Women formed - Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne

Club rooms in the Lyceum Club King Street - early 60's

University of New England
Affiliated with Good Neighbour Council

First woman Australian University Registrar Miss Margaret Telfer

University of New England
Affiliated with Good Neighbour Council

University of Newcastle

University of New England
Affiliated with Good Neighbour Council

Central office in Women's Club in Elizabeth Street

Macquarie University

First Jamieson Awards

Macquarie University

50th Anniversary SUWGA - Golden Jubilee Celebrations

First Gladys Marks Memorial Award at Usyd
"A Short History of the NSW Assoc of U Women Graduates" Part One 1882-1920 published Amy McGrath

Name changed to Australian Federation of University Women-NSW

Margery Murray Room opened in Challis House -9th floor 4-10 Martin Place

Affiliated with Women's Electoral Lobby

"A Short History of the Australian Fed U Women NSW" Part Two 1920-1980 Heather Nash

Centenary Maths prize at Sydney U established

Office move to Dymocks Building

AFGW-NSW Incorporated

Tish Proctor Prize

Tempe Mann Bequest

Education Trust established

First Sophia Holland lecture

Move to Sydney Mechanics School of Arts 280 Pitt St

First AFGW-NSW NCW Australia Day prize

Dr Barbara Wright Award - Central West Branch

Joan Bielski Scholarship

Joan Ritchie bequest

125 Years Celebrated

Celebrating 125 Years published

AFGW defederated

Australian Graduate Women (AGW) constituted
Name change to Graduate Women- NSW Inc

Centenary of admission of AFGW to IFUW