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March Links
General Info
Member Info
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How to Join Mensa
New Members:
Joining Mensa is very easy. The only criteria for membership is to score in the top 2 percent of the
population on any standard intelligence test. The details of where and when you can take the Mensa test can be found on the testing page, and the Mensagenda calendar, (if there is testing scheduled for this month).
Although the Mensa test is fun and rewarding, you may not even need to take the Mensa test. Certain other IQ tests which you may have already taken, are also accepted for membership qualification. These tests, and contact information for the various companies which record the results are listed on the testing page.
Once you've taken the test and proven your eligibility, sending in your membership dues will usher you
in as a new Mensan. You will then be assigned to a local chapter, such as Minnesota Mensa.
Simple, right? If you still have questions, the Membership Officer would be glad to talk to you.
How do I re-instate my membership?
Want to come back to Mensa? It couldn't be easier! American Mensa accepts online renewals, and you can pay by credit card
right on their secure site.
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Minnesota
Mensa News
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 Minnesota Mensa Springs Forward
All members are invited to a day of planning, brainstorming, benefit information, and socializing on Saturday, March 20, 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., at St. Frances Cabrini Church in Minneapolis. There is no charge for the event or meals, but RSVPs by March 15 are required.
Click here for more information.
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Want to Change How You Receive Your Mensagenda?
You can choose whether you receive your Mensagenda electronically only or as a hard copy. When you sign onto the American Mensa website you go immediately to a page of your personal information. Click on "Update this information."
On the bottom of the next page you will see a box followed by: "I would like to receive publications electronically if available. I will not receive these publications via regular mail."
Change the box to your preference and submit. It does take about a month to update.
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Correction
Please be aware that Karen Cyson's zip code is incorrect on the Spring Forward ad on page seven of the March Mensagenda. Anyone wishing to RSVP by mail should send it to the address below by March 15:
Karen Cyson
728 Washington Memorial Dr.
St. Cloud MN 56301
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Elections Statement
The search for Minnesota Mensa board candidates is closed. Ballots will be issued to all members in March.
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Lesson Plans Now Available on Mensa For Kids Web Site
Attention teachers, homeschooling parents and involved family members: The Mensa Education & Research Foundation is sponsoring a series of lesson plans for grades Kindergarten through 12. Click here for more information and links to download these valuable resources.
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CBS Sunday Morning Featured American Mensa
Leslie Stahl visted last summer's AG for 60 Minutes. The story aired Sunday, March 22, on CBS Sunday Morning.
If you missed Sunday Morning and haven't happened by the links yet, they are:
The World's Brightest
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4882603n
and
Mensans Seeking Mensans
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4882613
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Other group newsletters
Minnesota
Mensans can now view newsletters from groups around the country. This is a brand new effort by American Mensa Ltd. Click here to access this feature (password required).
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August 2006
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First Friday Front Desk
Minnesota
Mensa members can sign up for a short stint at the First Friday
front desk. The shifts are 8:00 p.m.
to 9:15 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.
to 10:30 p.m. Contact Jane Gmur for
further information.
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Mensa Forums
American
Mensa, Ltd. has initiated Mensa forums on a variety of
subjects. A Minnesota Mensa forum is on line and ready to go. Click
here to log in and go to "Discussion Forums" (you'll need your
password -- see below).
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Passwords
Access to the Members Pages requires your membership number
and personal Mensa password. This was supplied to you at renewal time. If
you don't know your password, contact American Mensa, Ltd.
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September 2005 |
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Do
you think you qualify for membership? Now you can order a
Mensa Home Test.
Details here.
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