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DKG NEWS Jul/Aug 2022 | Vol. 79 No. 4

Top 10 Things to Do to Prepare for

the 2022 International Convention

e are just a few days away from our 2022 DKG International Convention, but
Wmembers still have time to plan a wonderful experience and great fun. Here are
the top 10 things you should do before it’s too late.
1. Register for the convention. You can even register at the convention (without meal
tickets).
2. Make sure you have a room reservation and transportation. (At this point — i.e., after
June 19 — you must contact Society Headquarters for room reservations.)

3. Join fellow members at the ticketed event at the Sazerac House on Tuesday night
following the opening session.
4. Plan to attend the DKGIEF ticketed event at Mardi Gras World on Wednesday night.
Support a terrific cause and have a fabulous time!
5. Check out SignUpGenius to volunteer your time at the convention.
6. Download the DKG App so you have access to the schedule, speakers, and proposed
amendments — as well as the ability to earn badges — while connecting with other

attendees. Be in the know!
7. Consider joining the chorus at the convention. Sign up on the DKG website. Music is
the universal language!
8. Look over the Schedule at a Glance and the DKG App agenda. Find out who’s presenting
and explore the interesting topics.
9. Plan to participate in the Dress for Success project. Bring a new or gently used
professional handbag with makeup, toiletries, jewelry, and a donation, if desired, to
be donated to women in need.
10. And finally: Don’t wait! Do numbers 1-9 now so you can be a part of the 2022 DKG

Convention in New Orleans July 12–16. See you there!
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Psi | Oregon George Fox University, 04/2020

The Relationship Between Social Science Majors' Quantitative-Course Experience and Their Quantitative Anxiety
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