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Supporting the Foundation
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“Human intelligence is the world's most important resource. We should do everything we can to nurture and protect it.”
Phyllis Miller, Foundation Vice President
“We must, as a people, provide the means for everyone to reach their full potential. Our ever-advancing world demands it.”
Dave Remine, Foundation Trustee
“Through Colloquiums, scholarships, research advocacy, and awards that recognize intellectual achievements, we express our respect for intelligence. Being a part of the Foundation is truly fulfilling!”
Joanna Soper, Foundation Trustee
“Gifted youth are a major national economic resource as well as potentially exceptional contributors to science and art. Working to support their education is richly satisfying.”
Fran Cartier, Foundation Trustee
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Foundation News and Events
College-bound students: Apply now for Mensa Foundation scholarships
The Mensa Foundation's
scholarship programs are accepting applications through Jan. 15, 2010.
The U.S. program is open to any college-bound student living in the geographic
area of a participating Mensa group. American Mensans, you and your IRS-recognized
dependents may apply
for the Mensa Member Award Program, which awards four scholarships each
year. The international program is open to Mensans from other countries
and their dependents.
Virginia teacher wins Distinguished Teacher Award
Judy
Scruggs, a Virginia elementary school teacher, has been honored with
the Mensa Foundation’s Distinguished Teacher Award. She taught for 33
years in various areas including Virginia Beach, Prince George County,
Winchester and Charlottesville. The Distinguished Teacher Award recognizes
a teacher, professor or instructor who has had an especially positive
influence on the education or life of a Mensa member; Scruggs was nominated
for the award by Dr. Stephanie Elzy, a former student.
New Conversation: "Taking Control of ADD"
The Mensa Foundation announces the latest edition to the Conversations with Mensa podcasts. "Taking Control of ADD" features Dr. Frank Lawlis, American Mensa's supervisory psychologist and author of "The ADD Answer," in conversation with Robin Crawford, experienced educator and mother of twin Mensans. Listen now
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