Pardon The Mess! We're updating things!

Our chapter name changed from Lone Star Mensa (LSM) to Central Texas Mensa (CTM) recently, and we have just begun to make updates to the website to account for this. In addition, parts of the website are greatly out of date. We're working on a new and improved website, but we're all volunteers, so please bear with us as we work on improvements, and forgive us for the out-of-date parts and incorrect names on this site.

CENTRAL TEXAS MENSA 

LonestaRG XXI coming August 30-Sep 2, 2019

LonestaRG is Central Texas Mensa's Regional Gathering (aka convention). It's our biggest event of the year. For more information, click HERE.
Check out our upcoming activities HERE!
Central Texas Mensa is a local chapter (bylaws) of American Mensa, a not-for-profit society whose sole qualification for membership is a score in the top 2% on any of a number of standard IQ tests.  


Central Texas Mensa Purpose Statement:
The purpose of Central Texas Mensa is to facilitate and encourage social and intellectual interaction and personal and group development amongst diverse people.
- Adopted March 21st, 2015

Central Texas Mensa covers a wide geographical area including: Austin, Bastrop, Belton, Brenham, Bryan, Cedar Park, College Station, Gatesville, Georgetown, Hillsboro, Killeen, La Grange, Lampasas, Round Rock, San Marcos, Temple, Waco, and everything between.

Mensa membership includes a subscription to the national Mensa Bulletin, many special membership benefits and privileges, the opportunity to join diverse Special Interest Groups (SIGs), and attend Regional Gatherings (RGs) and Annual Gatherings (AGs) - Big, nerdy parties held nation-wide.

Central Texas Mensans also receive a subscription to the monthly local newsletter which includes articles, puzzles, humor, and a listing of chapter events.

For more information about Lone Star Mensa, see About Lone Star Mensa.
For more information about Mensa, see American Mensa's online brochure. 

Find out about how to join Mensa HERE

Lone Star Mensa won two awards from american mensa 
in 2014-2015

The Local Group Jewels recognize and reward Local Groups' membership-related activities and for their active participation in all that Mensa has to offer. Accordingly, the program awards points for participation in Mensa rather than winning other Mensa awards.

Points are earned for a variety of activities and accomplishments, earned by the group as a whole, including participation in Mind Games®, CultureQuest®, Mensa Testing Day and Leadership Development Workshops.

The achievement levels are, lowest to highest, the Emerald, Sapphire, & Ruby awards. Each of the five chapters obtaining the highest points in individual Classes will be specifically recognized separately as the Diamond Group for that year.