National Convention

National Convention is an annual event with fellowship activities, regional meetings for collegiate chapters, educational discussion groups and the annual awards banquet.

History

Beginning in 2007, National Convention was held during the summer and included the Grand Chapter Conference. In past years (1993, 1999-2006), these two events were held separately with National Convention occurring in November.

National Convention locations by year:

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• Atlantic City, NJ, 1941

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• Washington D.C., 1948

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• ???, 1951

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• Warrensburg, MO, 1957

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• Washington D.C., 1959

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• Washington D.C., 1962

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• Washington D.C., 1973
• Washington D.C., 1977

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• Philadelphia, PA, 1987
• Williamsburg, VA, 1988
• Valley Forge, PA, 1989
• Annapolis, MD, 1990
• Atlantic City, NJ, 1991

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• Pittsburgh, PA, 1992
• Charlottesville, VA, 1993
• Baltimore, MD, 1994
• Norfolk, VA, 1995
• Cincinnati, OH, 1996

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• Chattanooga, TN, 1997
• Parsippany, NJ, 1998
• Columbus, OH, 1999
• Atlanta, GA, 2000
• St. Louis, MO, 2001
• Pittsburgh, PA, 2002
• Charlotte, NC, 2003
• Memphis, TN, 2004
• Atlanta, GA, 2005
• Washington, DC, 2006
• New Orleans, LA, 2007
• Nashville, TN, 2008
• Louisville, KY, 2009
• Harrisburg, PA, 2010

Leadership Institute

The Leadership Institute consists of round table and panel discussions covering a variety of topics typically inclusive of officer discussion groups, relevant life skill (i.e. job interviewing and resume writing skills) seminars as well as larger national issue related discussion groups.

Awards Banquet

Saturday evening typically is dedicated to the annual awards banquet honoring the outstanding work of chapters and individual accomplishments of brothers.