Preliminary Agenda
What to Wear
- For 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.– Business Casual: Skirt, khakis, or dress pants, open-collared shirt, sweater, or blouse.
No jeans, shorts, or spaghetti straps. - Dinner Galas & Banquets– Formal: Floor-length evening gown, chic cocktail dress or separates.
- Junior Banquet and Fun Night– After Five: Cocktail dress or dressy sundress, long dressy skirt and top, or dressy pants outfit.
PDF Attachment
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Interactive Calendar
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GFWC Registration and South Central Region Welcome Desks Open (Wednesday)
Oak Alley Plantation Tour plus Lunch (Thursday)
GFWC Registration and South Central Region Welcome Desks Open (Thursday a.m.)
The National World War II Museum Tour (Thursday a.m.)
Creole and Cajun Cooking Demo (Thursday)
GFWC Registration and South Central Region Welcome Desks Open (Thursday p.m.)
LEADS Meet & Greet
Junior Board of Directors Meeting
GFWC Registration and South Central Region Welcome Desks Open (Friday a.m.)
Oak Alley Plantation Tour plus Lunch (Friday)
Leadership, Education, and Development Seminar (LEADS)
2020–2022 GFWC Chairmen’s Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC State Presidents’ Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC State Directors’ of Junior Clubs Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Region Presidents’ Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Women’s History and Resource Center Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Fundraising and Development Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Communications and Public Relations Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Capital Campaign Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Bylaws Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Signature Program Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Resolutions Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Membership Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Elections Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Legislation/Public Policy Committee Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC International Liaisons Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Communications and Public Relations Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC International Liaisons Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Legislation/Public Policy Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Elections Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Leadership Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Fundraising and Development Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Resolutions Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Women’s History and Resource Center Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Signature Program Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Annual Giving Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Bylaws Committee Meeting
2022–2024 GFWC Membership Committee Meeting
Community Service Programs Meeting
2020–2022 GFWC Board of Directors Luncheon Meeting
The National World War II Museum Tour (Friday p.m.)
Creole and Cajun Cooking Demo (Friday)
GFWC Registration and South Central Region Welcome Desks Open (Friday p.m.)
GFWC Service Project with USO
First-Time Attendee Welcome and Orientation
Social Gathering and Official Opening of Exhibitor Showcase
Processional Formation for Celebration Banquet
“When the Saints Go Marching In!” Celebration Banquet
Reception for those wearing the Fleur-de-lis Convention Pin
LEADS Graduates Breakfast
Blog
May 24
Featured Member
Sue O’Dell
For Sue O'Dell, GFWC and family have always gone hand-in-hand. As club president of the GFWC Southwest Region Woman’s Club, in Colorado, she continues to encourage members to invite their family and friends to join the Federation.
Success For Survivors Scholarship
Each year, GFWC awards scholarships to help intimate partner abuse survivors obtain a post-secondary education that offers a chance to reshape their future by securing employment and gaining personal independence.
Featured Club
Mesquite Club, Inc.
The Mesquite Club, Inc., located in Las Vegas, Nevada, started out the club year with 120 members and now has 132 members. How has the club gained a dozen new members over such a short time? One reason is Club President Cherie Williams’ commitment to raising public awareness of the club in any way possible.