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'''Mensa New Zealand''' is a relatively small national Mensa, with about 400 members. For local administration, etc., the country is divided into a number of Areas, some of which are ''very'' small in numbers (on account of the geography), such as the Wanganui Area, which for a number of years in the late 1990s had only two active members -- they didn't actually hold their meetings in a telephone booth, but they did have 100% attendance at their meetings. Later, a recruiting campaign increased Area membership by 200%. | '''Mensa New Zealand''' is a relatively small national Mensa, with about 400 members. For local administration, etc., the country is divided into a number of Areas, some of which are ''very'' small in numbers (on account of the geography), such as the Wanganui Area, which for a number of years in the late 1990s had only two active members -- they didn't actually hold their meetings in a telephone booth, but they did have 100% attendance at their meetings. Later, a recruiting campaign increased Area membership by 200%. | ||
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Revision as of 10:29, 3 March 2007
Mensa New Zealand is a relatively small national Mensa, with about 400 members. For local administration, etc., the country is divided into a number of Areas, some of which are very small in numbers (on account of the geography), such as the Wanganui Area, which for a number of years in the late 1990s had only two active members -- they didn't actually hold their meetings in a telephone booth, but they did have 100% attendance at their meetings. Later, a recruiting campaign increased Area membership by 200%.
The major cities of Auckland and Wellington have active Mensa groups, however the Christchurch group is currently inactive.
- [Information for this article was provided by Garvan Laing (Wanganui Area Coord. and NZ SIGHT Coord.)]
