- Area 3-A
- Area 3-C
- 1953 3-C Pow Wow
- 1954 3-C Pow Wow
- 1955 3-C Pow Wow
- 1956 3-C Pow Wow
- 1957 3-C Pow Wow
- 1958 3-C Pow Wow
- 1959 3-C Pow Wow
- 1960 3-C Pow Wow
- 1961 3-C Pow Wow
- 1962 3-C Pow Wow
- 1963 3-C Pow Wow
- 1964 3-C Pow Wow
- 1965 3-C Pow Wow
- 1966 3-C Training Conference
- 1967 3-C Pow Wow
- 1968 3-C Pow Wow
- 1968 3-C Training Institute
- 1969 3-C Pow Wow
- 1970 3-C Pow Wow
- 1970 3-C Training Conference
- 1971 3-C Pow Wow
- 1972 3-C Pow Wow
- Area 3-C Issues
- Section SE-1
- 1973 SE-1 Pow Wow
- 1973 NOAC
- 1974 SE-1 Conclave
- 1975 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1975 SE-1 Conclave
- 1976 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1976 SE-1 Conclave
- 1976 SE Region Training Conference
- 1977 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1977 SE-1 Conclave
- 1977 NOAC
- 1978 SE-1 Conclave
- 1978 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1979 SE-1 Conclave
- 1980 SE-1 Conclave
- 1980 SE-1 Indian Seminar
- 1981 SE-1 Conclave
- 1982 SE-1 Conclave
- Section SE-1 Issues
- Section SE-8
- Section SR-6/6B/7
- Section SR-7A
- 1998 SR-7A Conclave
- 1999 SR-7A Conclave
- 2000 SR-7A Conclave
- 2001 SR-7A Conclave
- 2002 SR-7A Conclave
- 2003 SR-7A Conclave
- 2004 SR-7A Conclave
- 2005 SR-7A Conclave
- 2006 SR-7A Conclave
- 2007 SR-7A Conclave
- 2008 SR-7A Conclave
- 2009 SR-7A GW/Jeff Trail Crew
- 2009 SR-7A Conclave
- 2010 SR-7A GW/Jeff Trail Crew
- 2010 SR-7A Conclave
- 2011 SR-7A Conclave
- 2012 SR-7A Conclave
- 2013 SR-7A Conclave
- 2014 SR-7A Conclave
- 2015 SR-7A Conclave
- 2016 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2016 SR-7A Conclave
- 2017 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2017 SR-7A Conclave
- 2018 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2018 SR-7A Conclave
- 2019 SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend
- 2019 SR-7A Conclave
- 2020 SR-7A Conclave
- 2021 SR-7A Conclave
- Section E9
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