It is often stated that intelligence is simply defined as ‘the ability of a person to adapt to change’. If this is so for you (at a high level), then you may want to learn more about joining up with a high IQ society like American Mensa and Mid-America Mensa. Do...
Picnic and White Elephant Auction Sunday, August 8th at 2:30 pm Auction at 4:00 pm Shelter #10 at Shawnee Mission Park 7900 Renner Road, Shawnee, KS Like everything else in the time of Covid-19, things will be a little different at our first all-M, in-person event...
It is often stated that the distribution of intelligence test scores is shaped like a bell curve when it is explained by experts. If you feel this is so for how you could score, then you may want to think more about testing with a high IQ society like American Mensa...
Walkabout KC In July, we’ll head over to Corporate Woods Founders Park and then go south along the greenway linkage. A greenway linkage is a wonderful open space of land that is set aside for public use and which connects two or more locations via a course through...
It is often stated that intelligence is simply defined as ‘the ability of a person to adapt to change’. If this is so for you (at a high level), then you may want to learn more about joining up with a high IQ society like American Mensa and Mid-America Mensa. Do...
Theodore Talks We closed out May activities with our very first lecture in MAM’s new Theodore Talks series. Dr. John Laudun <johnlaudun.org> gave a very interesting, thorough, and complete discussion of Vernacular Knowledge: Looking for Intelligence in...
Have you gotten the jab? May is the unofficial start of summer and new seasonal activities and changes to our schedule(s) are gradually ramping up. If you have gotten your COVID-19 vaccination and/or you will be graduating in May, oh the places you’ll go! Likewise,...
April is when MAM members traditionally have to answer the following question: Who cares? First, it is the traditional time for Mensa Cares (which is Mensa’s annual local community service projects). But with living in the current pandemic, perhaps members of...
March, named for Mars by the Romans who highly valued their military might, breathes life back into the world. It’s the month when we observe the vernal equinox here in the Northern Hemisphere and when we begin to see the leaves start to bud. Also, it’s sort of...
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