Saturday, November 8, 2025
Tulsa Community College | NE
Campus
3727 E. Apache St Tulsa, OK 74115
Lunch will be provided.
Grow Your Girl Scout Impact!
Join us for a day dedicated to professional development, connection, and fun! The GSEOK Volunteer Conference is an opportunity for volunteers to enhance their skills, share experiences, and celebrate the impact they make.
What to Expect:
Engaging Sessions: Participate in multiple sessions throughout the day covering a variety of topics relevant to volunteer roles.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow volunteers and share best practices.
Interactive Activities: Enjoy hands-on workshops and collaborative discussions.
Lunch Provided: A catered lunch is included with your registration.
Cost:
$15 per attendee
This fee covers lunch and conference materials.
Meet Our Guest Speakers:
Jennifer Wyckoff Porter, Association of Junior Leagues International Board, At-Large Director
Jennifer Porter serves on the Association of Junior Leagues International Board of Directors as an At-Large Director and is Director of Patient Advocacy for PharmaEssentia, where she oversees nonprofit relationships and funding in the rare blood cancers space. She previously led as President of POLL (2023–2024) and the Junior League of Tulsa (2019–2020), where she is now a Sustainer. A graduate of Mississippi College with a B.S. in Communication, she also holds master’s degrees in Journalism & Mass Communication and Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma. In addition to AJLI, Jennifer is a Trustee for both the First Presbyterian Church of Tulsa Foundation and the Junior League of Tulsa Endowment Committee, serves as an executive officer for Monte Cassino’s PTO, and is a member of the Mississippi College Alumni Board.
Lindy Risenhoover, Rosewood Lane Partners
Lindy is a highly accomplished education professional with 24 years of experience. Her curriculum experience shines through her notable achievements in creating new programs. Her insightful ideas and practical strategies will inspire decision-makers in their pursuit of educational excellence. Lindy’s impact extends beyond her school as she serves as a trainer for the National Center on Education and the Economy’s Lead to Succeed Program, sharing her knowledge with aspiring education leaders. Additionally, Lindy’s skills in conflict resolution as a certified mediator with Wellspring further demonstrates her commitment to fostering positive school environments.
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