I hope the above descriptions of past and future programs will be helpful. I now would like to address the comparison made between the WRC's Mission Statement and the FMLA's Principles. I feel that it was not a fair or equal comparison because the Mission Statement of the FMLA should have been considered. We are an advocate group for the women of this campus along with promoting understanding between the sexes. The purpose of the FMLA is to develop progressive strategies and programs in the feminist ideal of social, political, and economic equality for all women.
Programs work to include global, national, local, and campus perspective.
The FMLA promotes leadership development among feminist students and enhances the feminist community on campus. I believe the above Mission Statements show the differences between the missions of the organizations. As for the structure, the WRC is both a center and a student-run educational organization. Whereas the FMLA's structure is a progressive feminist activist group. Procedural differences can be found in the Constitutions.