Who nominates the national vice presidents representing the regions?

• A. The state chapter at their respective regional meetings.
• B. The president.
• C. The officer screening committee.
• D. The local chapters.

Answer: (A)

Regional vice presidents representing the regions are nominated by the state chapters at their regional meetings. This setup ensures that regional leadership comes from the chapters within that region and reflects the interests and leadership of those member communities. The president does not nominate these regional positions, and the officer screening committee handles nominations for national officers rather than regional ones. Local chapters participate in their own activities and leadership, but the regional vice president nominations come from the state chapters during their regional gatherings.