State Lecturer

Jennifer Nauss
10 West Schoolside Drive Mechanicsburg PA
17055-2743
717.512.1261
jnauss89@gmail.com

The Guide

The 2022-23 Guide to Contests and Programs 

A Quarter's Worth - National Grange Newsletter

A Quarter's Worth - November 2021

A Quarter's Worth - August 2021

A Quarter's Worth - May 2021

A Quarter's Worth - February 2021

A Quarter's Worth - November 2020

A Quarter's Worth - August 2020

A Quarter's Worth - May 2020

A Quarter's Worth - February 2020

Watch the 2021 Virtual Leadership Workshops below!

Workshop 1 - Legislative (March 20, 2021)
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Workshop 2 - Membership (March 27, 2021)
Workshop 3 - Lecturers (April 17, 2021)
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Workshop 4 - Family Activities (April 24, 2021)
- Click here for 2021 Family Activities Mailing
Workshop 5 - Youth/Young Adults
(May 1, 2021)
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Workshop 6 - History Committee
(May 8, 2021)
- Click here for slides
Workshop 7 - Community Service
(May 15, 2021)
Workshop 8 - Juniors (May 22, 2021)

What is the Lecturer?

The Lecturer (Program Director) is responsible for the education of members. What does this mean? The Lecturer is responsible to plan and present programs that enrich and enthuse the members. The Lecturer also encourages Grange Members to share their talents and try new experiences.

Congratulations to these National Grange Winners!

Congratulations to the following Granges and individuals for their achievements in National Grange Lecturer's Department Contests and Programs!

National Grange Virtual Photography Contest –
Barns
  • 1st Place – Ashley Mohn, Marion Grange #1853, Berks County
Selfie
  • 1st Place – Lindsay Schroeder, Virginville Grange #1832, Berks County
Close-Up
  • 1st Place – Lindsay Schroeder, Virginville Grange #1832, Berks County
  • 3rd Place – Elizabeth Kattner, Jefferson Grange #1384, Schuylkill County
 
National Grange Publicity Item Contest –
In-House
  • 1st Place – Eagle Grange #1, Lycoming County
Professional
  • 1st Place – Jefferson Grange #1384, Schuylkill County
  • 2nd Place – Jefferson Grange #1384, Schuylkill County
 
Although not specifically sponsored by the National Lecturer’s Department, several other Pennsylvania Grangers were honored with other National Grange awards: 
 
Legacy Family – Schilling/Rider/Butler Family – 5 Generations
 
Granges in Action – “The Grange in Action program is designed to encourage all Granges to be active in their communities and complete events or projects, no matter how small.” 
  • Goshen Grange #121, Chester County
  • Jefferson Grange #1384, Schuylkill County
  • Keystone Grange #2, Montgomery County
  • Progress Grange #96, Centre County
 
Distinguished Granges – “This recognition program [is] for Granges who fulfill their service and advocacy missions and provide support for members and their community.”  Granges who are awarded the “Distinguished Grange” award must complete a rigorous application, detailing their work in membership growth, community service, education and programming, as well as timely submission of quarterly reports and dues.  Congratulations to the following Granges:
  • Eagle Grange #1, Lycoming County
  • Valley Grange #1360, York County
  • Stony Point Grange #1694, Mercer County
  • Hookstown Grange #1980, Beaver County
  • Pennsylvania State Grange
See the full list here.
Congratulations to our Talent Winners!
Congratulations to this year's Talent Contest winners!

Kay Reyburn and Cassy Kehs - both from Russellville Grange in Chester County - won First Place in the Vocal Category and Best of Show!  Kay and Cassy sang "For Good" from the musical, Wicked.  Congratulations to Kay and Cassy!  They will represent Pennsylvania in the National Grange Evening of Excellence in November!