Preserve Educational Choice, Inc.

Announcements	Who is PEC?
6/6: PEC Update on the Virginia Supreme Court's ruling on the legal appeals 5/29: PEC Update on the trustees' sale of Tamayo's "Troubadour" 5/10: PEC Update on the charitable trust hearing 4/11: PEC Update on the April 14 hearings on the student contract and charitable trust cases 3/7: PEC Update on renewed focus on permanent protection for the entire Maier collection 2/18: PEC Update on the temporary injunction and the status of the art litigation 1/28: PEC Update on the progress of the art litigation 12/21: PEC Update on the SACS announcement on Randolph College and further funding of the injunction bond 12/3: PEC Update on the status of the injunction bond 11/21: PEC Update on the funding of the injunction bond 11/21: Information for the Lynchburg community 11/21: Information for art professionals 11/16: PEC Update on the prevention of the art auctions 11/16: November Auction of Art Prevented - Group Calls for Return to R-MWC 11/14: PEC Update on the status of the artwork 11/13: Preserve Educational Choice Disappointed by Judge's Decisions Regarding Art Injunction 11/6: PEC Update on the status of all legal actions 10/23: Motion for Injunction Filed to Stop Auction of Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Art Until Related Lawsuits Decided (pleadings in the suit) October: Condemnations of Maier art sale: The Association of Art Museum Curators, the Association of Art Museum Directors, the Association of College and University Museums and Galleries, the College Art Association, and the Virginia Association of Museums 10/16: PEC op/ed on the ethics of the art sale from the Maier 10/7: PEC op/ed on the financial mismanagement at Randolph College 9/21: Success! The Supreme Court of Virginia has agreed to hear both the student contract and the charitable trust appeal (PEC Update; Press Release) Be sure to read PEC's documents to R-MWC's Trustees: 20 Reasons Why You Should Change Your Vote: An Analysis of the Arguments Used for Coeducation What Every Trustee Should Know	PEC is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization founded to oppose the strategic plan of the trustees of Randolph- Macon Woman’s College (R-MWC) to make the college coeducational and adopt “global honors” as a curricular focus. Our supporters include more than 1,000 concerned R-MWC alumnae, students, parents, faculty, staff, and former trustees who are united by our love of R-MWC and our concern for the college's future. Learn more about us.
What is PEC Doing?	How can you help?
PEC is asking R-MWC’s trustees to reexamine the strategic plan, both the process and the outcome, as we believe that a reevaluation will lead to a stronger future for the college that aligns with its historic mission to educate women. We have assembled research to assist trustees in making the best business decisions possible for R-MWC. We are recommending a recovery plan that includes increased alumnae support and a new business plan to revitalize the college. We continue our fundraising and coordination of the lawsuits that will reverse the trustee vote and achieve a thorough evaluation of the strategic plan.	Donate to PEC Join one of PEC's working committees (Communications, Fundraising, Legal, Business Plan, and Research) - members are needed and welcome Sign up as a volunteer to support PEC efforts - all types of skills are needed Take action to make people aware of your support for R-MWC