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History of AUREO

In 1983, Frank Morrow of Stanford University and Jack Schappel of the University of California, along with and at the behest of Ira Fink, hosted the first "organizing" meeting.  Approximately 24 institutions attended.  (Additional information including a list of attendees is shown below in the link to that Conference.)  

Everyone agreed to a second meeting in six months. Alice Gerow of the University of Virginia was named chair, and John Craddock of the University of North Carolina and Neal Lessenger of the University of Washington conducted the program at Chapel Hill. The name of the organization, the constitution and the bylaws all were adopted at this meeting in Chapel Hill.

Each member of the group advocated for the small, informal, unincorporated organization that resulted. 

AUREO's member institutions now represent most major universities in the United States and Canada.

Membership Meetings

Membership meetings have been held or are scheduled to be held as follows:

# Date Location Institution
40 April-May 2020 n/a n/a
39 November 2019 Houston, Texas University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
38 September 2018 South Bend, IN University of Notre Dame
37 September 2017 Seattle, Washington, United States University of Washington
36 September 2016 Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada University of New Brunswick
35 October 2015 Boise, ID Boise State University
34 September 2014 Dallas, TX Southern Methodist University
33 September 2013 Nashville, TN Vanderbilt University
32 September 2012 State College, PA Pennsylvania State University
31 September 2011 St. Louis, MO Washington University at St. Louis
30 September 2010 San Francisco, CA University of California, San Francisco
29 August-September 2009 Montreal, QC École de Technologie Supérieure
28 September 2008 Atlanta, GA The University System of Georgia
27 September-October 2007 Vancouver, BC University Of British Columbia
26 August 2006 Chicago, IL University of Illinois At Chicago
25 September 2005 Richmond, VA Virginia Commonwealth University
24 September 2004 San Diego, CA University Of California San Diego
23 August 2003 Boulder, CO University of Colorado
22 September 2002 Minneapolis, MN University of Minnesota
21 August 2001 Ithica, NY Cornell University
20 July-August 2000 West Lafayette, IN Purdue University
19 October 1999 Marina Del Ray, CA Pepperdine University
18 August-September 1998 Atlanta, GA Georgia State University
17 September 1997 Ann Arbor, MI Michigan State University / University of Michigan
16 September 1996 Edmonton, AB University Of Alberta
15 October 1995 Cambridge, MA Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
14 August 1994 Seattle, WA University Of Washington
13 September 1993 Columbus, OH Ohio State University
12 September 1992 Washington, DC. George Washington University
11 October 1991 Austin, TX University Of Texas
10 August 1990 Fairbanks, AK; Denali, AK University of Alaska
9 September 1989 Philadelphia, PA University Of Pennsylvania
8 October 1988 Honolulu, HI; Kailua-Kona, HI Kamehameha Schools
7 September 1987 Seattle, WA University Of Washington
6 September 1986 Minneapolis, MN University of Minnesota
5 November 1985 Miami, FL University of Miami
4 February 1985 San Antonio, TX Texas A&M University
3 May 1984 Cambridge, MA Harvard University; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2 October 1983 Chapel Hill, NC University of North Carolina
1 April 1983 Berkeley, CA University Of California; Stanford University