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Five National Council officers were elected at the 58th National Convention in Lake Buena Vista, Florida: National President Lynn Storlien-McGraw, University of Wisconsin-River Falls; and four Vice Presidents: Shannon Gibbs, Hanover College; Sarah Marks, Florida State University; Kendra Pickens, Lambuth University; and Jen Wu, Georgia Southern University Armstrong. Vice Presidents Dr. Jessica Brady, Northwestern State University and Karey Neville, Western Kentucky University, continue to serve two-year appointed terms that began in 2023. National Council appointed Shannon as their representative on the Foundation Board of Trustees, a second position in addition to Lynn who serves as Foundation Chairman of the Board by virtue of her elected Fraternity position.
Learn more in the announcement, linked here.
1907 ★ Norfolk, Virginia
1908 ★ Macon, Georgia
1910 ★ Memphis, Tennessee
1911 ★ Atlanta, Georgia
1913 ★ Niagara Falls, New York
1916 ★ Waupaca, Wisconsin
1919 ★ Cleveland, Ohio
1921 ★ Asheville, North Carolina
1923 ★ Beverly Hills, California
1925 ★ Charlevoix, Michigan
1927 ★ Macon, Georgia
1929 ★ Chatham, Massachusetts
1931 ★ Colorado Springs, Colorado
1934 ★ Chicago, Illinois
1936 ★ Spring Lake, New Jersey
1938 ★ Asheville, North Carolina
1940 ★ Glacier National Park, Montana
1943 ★ Chicago, Illinois
1946 ★ Mackinac Island, Michigan
1948 ★ Old Point Comfort, Virginia
1950 ★ Spring Lake, New Jersey
1952 ★ Macon, Georgia
1954 ★ Pasadena, California
1956 ★ Edgewater Park, Mississippi
1958 ★ Lake Placid, New York
1960 ★ St. Louis, Missouri
1962 ★ Miami Beach, Florida
1964 ★ Mackinac Island, Michigan
1966 ★ White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia
1968 ★ Denver, Colorado
1970 ★ French Lick, Indiana
1972 ★ New Orleans, Louisiana
1974 ★ Mackinac Island, Michigan
1976 ★ Charleston, South Carolina
1978 ★ Atlanta, Georgia
1980 ★ Indianapolis, Indiana
1982 ★ Savannah, Georgia
1984 ★ Columbus, Ohio
1986 ★ Fort Worth, Texas
1988 ★ Atlanta, Georgia
1990 ★ Scottsdale, Arizona
1992 ★ Naples, Florida
1994 ★ Atlanta, Georgia
1996 ★ Baltimore, Maryland
1998 ★ Palm Desert, California
2000 ★ Fort Lauderdale, Florida
2002 ★ Atlanta, Georgia
2004 ★ Washington, District of Columbia
2006 ★ Nashville, Tennessee
2008 ★ Orlando, Florida
2010 ★ Phoenix, Arizona
2012 ★ San Antonio, Texas
2014 ★ Boca Raton, Florida
2016 ★ Chicago, Illinois
2018 ★ Las Vegas, Nevada
2020 ★ Virtual
2022 ★ Phoenix, Arizona
2024 ★ Orlando, Florida
Parade of Banners.
Phi Mu Members at the first National Convention in 1907.