| 1973 |
Ag
Women’s Co-op formed |
| 1974 |
Name changed
to the Association of Women in Agriculture (AWA)
First fundraiser was a letter writing campaign, raising
$300
First house at 308 North Prospect |
| 1976 |
First Spring
Banquet began
Farmers Olympics began |
| 1977 |
Slave Sale
Began |
| 1978 |
Rented 1935
University Avenue and 412 Paunack Place
First Homecoming Warm down held |
| 1979 |
AWA began
affiliation with Farm House Fraternity
First Spring Fling (Formal) held
Newsletter begins
Alumni organization formed |
| 1980 |
Summer Picnic
started |
| 1981 |
AWA incorporated
to AWA Inc.
Slave Sale renamed to Foot Follies; died due to controversy |
| 1983 |
Affiliation
with Farm House ended |
| 1985 |
Ag Women’s
conference began |
| 1989 |
First representative
on Homecoming court
Fundraising started for new house |
| 1990 |
Participated
in Homecoming with Babcock house for the first time
AWA Day and Ag Women’s conference combined |
| 1993 |
Final plans
for new house completed |
| 1994 |
Blue house
torn down, building began in spring
Building completed in August, first residents moved
in for the fall semester
Hundreds of donors, faculty, actives and alumni attend
dedication
New house dedication was held on November 19, 1994 |
| 1995 |
New house
featured in Wisconsin State Journal, receives Community
Award |
| 1996 |
First Kickoff
Dairy Breakfast |
| 1997 |
Record attendance
at Dairy Breakfast – over 1,000 people served! |
| 1998 |
AWA celebrated
25th Anniversary with AWA Day at the new Monona Terrace
Convention Center |
| 1999 |
Received
Cancer Walk recognition for our outstanding performance
and fundraising for the cause
AWA had a member on the Homecoming court |
| 2000 |
Record attendance
at Dairy Breeakfast: over 1,500 people were served! |
| 2003 |
AWA celebrates
their 30th anniversary with a special AWA Day program |
| 2004 |
AWA House
celebrates its 10th anniversary |
| 2006 |
AWA had a
member on the Homecoming court |
| 2007 |
Breakfast
on the Farm is successful back at the Stock Pavilion |
| 2008 |
AWA had a member on the Homecoming court |
