Who nominates the president, secretary, and treasurer at the National Leadership Conference?

• A. The state chapter at a general session of the National Leadership Conference.
• B. The officer screening committee.
• C. The regional meetings.
• D. The local voting delegates.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is who holds the authority to put forward the officer slate and where that happens. Nominations for the president, secretary, and treasurer come from the state chapters, and they present their nominated officers at the general session of the National Leadership Conference. This setup means the official slate is put forward by state associations in the gathering where all delegates are present, and then the delegates vote on that slate. The officer screening committee’s role is to review candidates and advise, but the actual nominations originate with the state chapters. Regional meetings and local voting delegates participate in the process, but they do not initiate the nomination slate.