•  Be a Mentor - motivations and rewards
•  Opportunities at the Branch, State and National Levels
• Making a difference in your Community

• Informal Gathering of small groups of members with similar Branch responsibilities or interests.
•  Share ‘best’ practices, greatest challenges, future plans or ideas.
• Identify ways to work together for common goals

• Orientation of Board members and new Branch members
• Maintaining and archiving important Branch records
• Programs to educate and stimulate

• Reaching out to new sources of members
• Integrating new members into the Branch operations
• Fostering members as future leaders
• Get noticed - Increase local visibility and name recognition

• Education Room, Hyatt and Cici Brown Museum of Florida Art
• Would you like to attend? Can you help (set up, pick up lunches, etc)?

• Tickets $45

• Anderson Price Building, 42 N. Beach Street, Ormond Beach
• Peggy Macdonald, alumna of the University of Florida, public historian and adjunct professor at Stetson University and Indian River State College, will examine some of the women who have shaped Florida, including Dr. Esther Hill Hawks, a physician who ran the first racially integrated free school in Florida; Harriet Beecher Stowe, famous for writing Uncle Tom’s Cabin who kick-started Florida’s tourism industry with her 1873 book, Palmetto Leaves; and Betty Mae Tiger Jumper, the first and only female Florida Seminole Tribal Chair and the first elected female tribal chair of any federally recognized American Indian tribe in the nation.