Delaware Valley Mensa
We're looking for a few good minds...
Welcome to the home page of Delaware Valley Mensa (DVM), the local Mensa
chapter serving members in the Philadelphia region.
Click here to reach test dates.
Click here to reach "What's Happening".
If you're not a member of Mensa, please click on a link below to find out more
about us.
About us
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Mensa FAQs -
Delaware Valley Mensa
Yahoo Group Visit the unofficial Yahoo group to see what others are thinking.You will need to set up a (free) Yahoo! ID to access this.
- Admission Testing
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American Mensa accepts the results from more than 200 tests; a partial list may be found at the National website's Test Scores page.
If you or your friends and colleagues think you already qualify, you should visit the National home page and follow the instructions there.
To order a home test, visit www.us.mensa.org/mht.
Current Local Mensa Admission Testing Dates and Places:- November 21 - Northeast Philadelphia
Testing always starts on time, so arrive half an hour early for registration.
To secure a seat at any of the above testing sessions, or to ask any other questions about admission testing, please contact the Testing Coordinator.
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WHAT'S HAPPENING
Selected Items for the Month
Monthly Meetings are always open to family, friends, interested others and the public. See the "Events Calendar" for more information.Click here to go back to the top of the page.
Pete Stevens is holding his annual Thanksgiving Celebration on Thanksgiving Day itself this year. See the Events Calendar for details.
Of Interest to Mensans: The Philadelphia Association for Critical Thinking (PhACT) holds lectures on the third Saturday of each month, at 2:00 PM in the C2-28 Lecture Room at the Philadelphia Community College. On November 21 Dr. Robert Park will speak on Superstition: Belief in the Age of Science. "From knocking on wood to reading astrology columns, superstition has become pervasive in contemporary culture. Robert Park, the best-selling author of Voodoo Science examines this ubiquitous persistence of superstitious convictions long after being found groundless by science. He skewers supernatural beliefs from the afterlife to New Age spiritualism and faith-based medical claims. He examines recent controversies that show science as the best starting point for understanding the world." Details about this lecture and PhACT in general can be found on their website.