of the National Association of the Women in Construction; encompassing the entire Pacific Northwest.
To enhance the success of women in the construction industry.
Believe in ourselves
Persevere with the strength of our convictions
Dare to move into new horizons
Region 9 was founded in 1961 by Rosalie Hayward after hearing about NAWIC when returning home on an airplane, by chartering the Portland, Oregon Chapter. The subsequent Region 9 chapters that were chartered and are still active are: The Puget Sound (originally Seattle & Bellevue), Washington Chapter, in 1962; Eugene, Oregon in 1963; Spokane, Washington in 1967; Tacoma, and Tri-Cities, Washington in 1972; the Alaska Chapter (formerly Anchorage), and Salem, Oregon in 1973; Great Falls, Montana in 1976, and Boise, Idaho in 1978.
She hadn't missed a meeting until June 2009! In Memory 1919-2009
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Region 9 was founded in 1961 by Rosalie Hayward after hearing about NAWIC when returning home on an airplane, by chartering the Portland, Oregon Chapter. The subsequent Region 9 chapters that were chartered and are still active are: The Puget Sound (originally Seattle & Bellevue), Washington Chapter, in 1962; Eugene, Oregon in 1963; Spokane, Washington in 1967; Tacoma, and Tri-Cities, Washington in 1972; the Alaska Chapter (formerly Anchorage), and Salem, Oregon in 1973; Great Falls, Montana in 1976, and Boise, Idaho in 1978. 
