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Moving Forward with the 3 Rs
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Mississippi State Organization has over 900 members who are educators, specialists, administrators or other key women in education. Mississippi State Organization is comprised of three districts (Northern, Central and Southern) and 36 chapters. Conventions and district meetings are held to support the professional and personal growth of members and to focus attention on current educational issues and concerns.
2022 International Convention
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DRESS FOR SUCCESS
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Keynote Speakers | 2022 NOLA Convention
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Courtney Clark
MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER AND AUTHOR 
Courtney Clark is the luckiest unlucky person in the world. After a series of major struggles beginning in her mid-20s, she has built two successful businesses and is the author of two books, including her most recent book The Successful Struggle: Powerful Techniques to Achieve Accelerated Resilience. She works with people who want to adapt faster and achieve more, and has spoken worldwide to organizations like Procter & Gamble, Dell, S&P, Humana, Cisco, and Cardinal Health.
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Ingvi Hrannar Ómarsson
EDUCATOR, ENTREPRENEUR AND SPEAKER 
Ingvi Ómarsson is an acclaimed Icelandic educator who was voted teacher of the year in Iceland in 2018 and received the Icelandic Educational Awards in 2020 for his outstanding contribution to education in Iceland. He is a Stanford Graduate who currently works at Iceland's Ministry of Education as a Senior Adviser on Educational issues and leads the implementation of Iceland's national Educational Policy.
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Check-out the 2022 Proposed Amendment changes to be voted on during the International Convention.
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Recognizing MSO Members
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Congratulations to Dr. Jenetta Waddell, Blue Mountain College's 2022 Faculty Member of the Year. Dr. Waddell is chair of BMC’s Department of Education. She is currently serving as MSO 2nd Vice-President.
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Alpha Alpha
Delta Kappa Gamma’s Alpha Alpha Chapter members have been busy spreading Christmas cheer. They collected can goods and dry foods for the Petal Children’s Task Force and shoeboxes for the Indian reservation in New Mexico.
Some of the DKG members are pictured with the shoe boxes and donated food items that will be delivered before Christmas to the non-profit organization located on South George Street in Petal, Mississippi. The Petal Children’s Task Force was started in December of 1989 when two Petal residents, Demaris Lee and Jessie Rowell, bought food and Christmas presents for local children. The Petal Children’s Task Force also provides monthly food boxes, school uniforms, funds for medical, dental, and vision screenings, utility assistance, Thanksgiving food boxes and Christmas presents for children 12 and under.
In November the Alpha Alpha Chapter members began collecting the shoeboxes for the Indian reservation in New Mexico. The boxes are filled with toiletry items, socks, gloves and toys for the children. The shoeboxes are labeled according to gender and age of the children. Each of these shoeboxes filled with needful items and packed with love will be a blessing to a child in need.
Some of the DKG members are pictured with the shoe boxes and donated food items that will be delivered before Christmas to the non-profit organization located on South George Street in Petal, Mississippi. The Petal Children’s Task Force was started in December of 1989 when two Petal residents, Demaris Lee and Jessie Rowell, bought food and Christmas presents for local children. The Petal Children’s Task Force also provides monthly food boxes, school uniforms, funds for medical, dental, and vision screenings, utility assistance, Thanksgiving food boxes and Christmas presents for children 12 and under.
In November the Alpha Alpha Chapter members began collecting the shoeboxes for the Indian reservation in New Mexico. The boxes are filled with toiletry items, socks, gloves and toys for the children. The shoeboxes are labeled according to gender and age of the children. Each of these shoeboxes filled with needful items and packed with love will be a blessing to a child in need.
Alpha Upsilon
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Alpha Upsilon Chapter collected food at their annual Christmas meeting to donate to Backpack Buddies Program located at the First Baptist Church of Bay St. Louis. This program provides food every weekend for 44 students across three elementary schools.
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DKG Publications
