Archive for the ‘National Convention’ Category

Dollie O’Neill, National President

Planning for National Convention 2011?

The 2011 National Convention may seem a bit far off in the future, but it will sneak up on us before we know it! Are you planning on attending? How about your chapter sending a representative? There are many little tasks that we can begin to start planning to attend [...]

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Epsilon Iota, Tau Beta Sigma

Ever since I was a candidate, I knew there had to be more than the 2-page blurb included in my membership education packet. I thought that it would be impossible for me to appreciate Wava, her classmates and this organization more than I already do; however, Historian Lisa Croston’s fabulous presentation proved me wrong.

Lambda, Tau Beta Sigma

On Thursday, July 23rd, 2009, a gaggle of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma members gathered in the Terrace building of the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa. Professor Jay Rees from The University of Arizona spoke to us about leading one’s peers, and how to do so correctly.

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Malinda Matney, National President, Kappa Kappa Psi

National Convention can provide that jump start to a summer makeover, for both individuals and chapters. How does this happen?

Rod Whiteman, District Governor

So you’ve sacrificed, scrounged, skimped, and saved. You paid your registration and purchased your plane ticket. You’re packed and ready. Now what?

Marc Renaud, District President, Kappa Kappa Psi

In the spirit of getting pumped for National Convention which is quickly approaching I wanted to share a count down on my top ten reasons on why I am stoked for this biennium’s National Convention.

Carolyn McCambridge, NCD Counselor

How exactly can you maximize the time you spend in Phoenix and still manage to have some fun? It’s actually quite easy.

Kimbi Sigle, National President, Tau Beta Sigma

Every member chooses to serve their band and every member decides how involved they want to become.

Once that decision is made the path is set, right? Just follow the chapter’s plan and help lead the band, right? Or is there perhaps a time when you must stand on your own in order to really help the band or chapter or the organization?