Mensa 76
Our membership meetings and board meetings are held at the Maxine and Edward L. Baker building at Texas Wesleyan University, 3021 E. Rosedale St., Fort Worth, TX. We meet there the second Monday of each month. Board meetings start at 6:30pm and the membership meetings at 7:00pm. The meetings will end at 10:00pm.
Join us for some fellowship with a lively crowd of Mensans, and a main event (usually a speaker). A map to the Maxine and Edward L. Baker building at Texas Wesleyan University is available below.
Visit the Events section to learn about other upcoming events.
Have you ever had a brilliant idea for a product or company that you know would make millions, or thought those guys on Shark Tank have no idea what they are doing? Of course you have, you are in Mensa. On Monday, September 11th Mensa 76 member Tyler Sickels will be speaking on his experiences over the 6 years he has spent in the startup world in DFW, Silicon Valley, Shanghai, and Seoul. He will be mapping out the entrepreneur community in DFW, including what resources are available.
Would you like to socialize with other Mensans in your area on a regular basis? The Denton area Mensans have enjoyed a weekly coffee and food gathering for years at a local coffee shop. You may have noticed HOTDAM (Hang Out Together with Denton Area Mensans) in our newsletter calendar. They sometimes do other activities also such as museum visits and tours. You could do the same in your area. Weekly/monthly lunches/dinners might also be considered. If any of you are interested in trying to set up a Wichita Falls Area group, we need someone to be the local point of contact. If you want to be that contact please notify me at s.alsup(at)sbcglobal.net
You also have enough members in your areas to make this a viable option.
Granbury Area Mensans Social
(Granbury, Cleburne, Stephenville, Weatherford and surrounding area)
Jason Wrinkle, a new member of Mensa 76 residing in Stephenville, is interested in starting an area subgroup for members in Granbury, Cleburne, Stephenville, Weatherford and surrounding areas with a goal of having monthly social activities with other Mensa 76 members in the local area thereby providing shorter travel times. This could also provide an opportunity for carpooling to activities farther from home.
Jason has started contacting local members and will continue to make contact with those who have allowed American Mensa to provide their contact information.
ason has volunteered to be the contact point and can be reached at jason.wrinkle(at)gmail.com or telephone 254-433-8137. He has also formed a facebook group which you can join at https://www.facebook.com/groups/GAMS76/. NOTE: Jason has already proposed an initial meeting with details subject to change as detailed on the subgroup's facebook page.Mensa 76 is the official branch of American Mensa for Fort Worth, Texas and the surrounding area (almost all parts of Texas with zip codes starting with "76"). Here is a map of Mensa 76's coverage.
Mensa 76 hosts a variety of events to encourage social connections with other Mensans and help stimulate the minds of our members. Non-members are welcome to attend events to meet local Mensans, learn what Mensa is about, and get a feel for the local chapter before joining.
Most positions only require 1-2 hours per month.
Contact David McCallister 817-988-3283 or david.mccallister(at)gmail.com
An Interactive map to our monthly meeting.
You can zoom in and get directions to the fun!
