United States
| Number | Location | Theme | Notable Events | Dates | Attendance (attendees/chapters) | Refs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70001000000000000001st | Mailed Ballot | 01926-12-01Dec 1926 | ?/1 | |||
| 70002000000000000002nd | Cornell University | Held Concurrently with 5th National Training Conference for Scout Executives | 01928-09-01Sep 1928 and 01928-12-01Dec 1928 | ?/6 or 7 | ||
| 70003000000000000003rd | Jefferson Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri |
01931-03-01Mar 1, 1931–01931-03-02Mar 2, 1931 | 23/9 | |||
| 70004000000000000004th | Hotel La Salle, Chicago, Illinois |
01932-12-28Dec 28, 1932–01932-12-29Dec 29, 1932 | 88 | |||
| 70005000000000000005th | Hotel President, Kansas City, Missouri |
01934-12-28Dec 28, 1934–01934-12-29Dec 29, 1934 | 230/21 chapters, 14 interest groups | |||
| 70006000000000000006th | Camp Manatoc, Akron, Ohio |
Tenth Anniversary Celebration. | 01936-09-04Sep 4, 1936–01936-09-06Sep 6, 1936 | ?/26 | ||
| 70007000000000000007th | Hotel DeSoto, St. Louis, Missouri |
01938-12-28Dec 28, 1938–01938-12-29Dec 29, 1938 | 274/51 | |||
| 70008000000000000008th | Antlers Hotel, Indianapolis, Indiana |
Service: Our Contribution to Americanism on College campuses. | 01940-12-28Dec 28, 1940–01940-12-29Dec 29, 1940 | 312/54 | ||
| 70009000000000000009th | President Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri |
Service: Our Contribution to a Peaceful World. | 01946-12-28Dec 28, 1946–01946-12-29Dec 29, 1946 | 349/71 | ||
| 700110000000000000010th | Hotel La Salle, Chicago, Illinois |
To Put Service to Others Ahead of Selfish Aims. | 01948-12-28Dec 28, 1948–01948-12-30Dec 30, 1948 | 602/121 chapters | ||
| 700111000000000000011th | Fort Des Moines Hotel, Des Moines, Iowa |
25th Anniversary: The Past, Present and Future of Alpha Phi Omega. | 01950-12-28Dec 28, 1950–01950-12-30Dec 30, 1950 | ~600/119 | ||
| 700112000000000000012th | Deshler-Wallick Hotel, Columbus, Ohio |
Service Above Selfish Aims. | 01952-12-28Dec 28, 1952–01952-12-30Dec 30, 1952 | ~500/135 | ||
| 700113000000000000013th | Schroeder Hotel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
Service Past, Present and Future. | 01954-12-28Dec 28, 1954–01954-12-30Dec 30, 1954 | ~500/121 | ||
| 700114000000000000014th | Wilton Hotel, Long Beach, California |
01956-08-28Aug 28, 1956–01956-08-30Aug 30, 1956 | 300+/85 | |||
| 700115000000000000015th | Stephen F. Austin Hotel, Austin, Texas |
The Lone Star State in '58. | 01958-08-29Aug 29, 1958–01958-09-01Sep 1, 1958 | 400+/97 | ||
| 700116000000000000016th | Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
35th Anniversary | 01960-12-28Dec 28, 1960–01960-12-30Dec 30, 1960 | 843/156 | ||
| 700117000000000000017th | University of Kansas City and Bellerive Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri |
Lead in Service. | 01962-12-27Dec 27, 1962–01962-12-29Dec 29, 1962 | ?/156+ | ||
| 700118000000000000018th | Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, Colorado |
40th Anniversary | 01964-12-27Dec 27, 1964–01964-12-29Dec 29, 1964 | 713/163 | ||
| 700119000000000000019th | Radisson Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota |
In Brotherhood- Carry On. | 01966-12-27Dec 27, 1966–01966-12-29Dec 29, 1966 | 1,000+/210+ | ||
| 700119500000000000019.5 | University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma |
Constitutional Convention | 01967-12-27Dec 27, 1967–01967-12-29Dec 29, 1967 | 247/247 | ||
| 700120000000000000020th | Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C. |
Hand in Hand In Service. | 01968-12-27Dec 27, 1968–01968-12-29Dec 29, 1968 | 1,603/273 (record attendees until 1992) | ||
| 700121000000000000021st | Marriott Motor Hotel, Dallas, Texas |
The Three Worlds of Alpha Phi Omega, Tell It Like It Is, Let's Be Significant. | 01970-12-27Dec 27, 1970–01970-12-29Dec 29, 1970 | |||
| 700122000000000000022nd | Denver Hilton, Denver, Colorado |
Extend A Helping Hand To Your Fellow Man. | 01972-12-27Dec 27, 1972–01972-12-29Dec 29, 1972 | ~1,000 | ||
| 700123000000000000023rd | Stouffer’s Riverfront Inn, St. Louis, Missouri |
Golden Opportunities to Serve. | 01974-12-27Dec 27, 1974–01974-12-29Dec 29, 1974 | 900+ | ||
| 700124000000000000024th | Marriot Motor Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia |
Service - The Spirit of '76. | 01976-12-27Dec 27, 1976–01976-12-29Dec 29, 1976 | ~1,100 | ||
| 700125000000000000025th | Opryland Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee |
A Bold Heritage - A Bright Future. | 01978-12-27Dec 27, 1978–01978-12-29Dec 29, 1978 | ~1,000 | ||
| 700126000000000000026th | Marriott Hotel, Los Angeles, California |
Lighting the World Through Service. | 01980-12-27Dec 27, 1980–01980-12-29Dec 29, 1980 | 632 | ||
| 700127000000000000027th | Hyatt Regency Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri |
Show Me Service. | 01982-12-28Dec 28, 1982–01982-12-30Dec 30, 1982 | 922 | ||
| 700128000000000000028th | Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C. |
A Monument to Service. | 01984-12-28Dec 28, 1984–01984-12-30Dec 30, 1984 | 1,425 | ||
| 700129000000000000029th | Hyatt Regency Houston, Houston, Texas |
Service - The Finest Frontier. | 01986-12-28Dec 28, 1986–01986-12-30Dec 30, 1986 | 1,334/149 | ||
| 700130000000000000030th | Denver Marriott City Center, Denver, Colorado |
Service Above All. | 01988-12-27Dec 27, 1988–01988-12-30Dec 30, 1988 | 993/128 | ||
| 700131000000000000031st | Clarion Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri |
Service - Gateway to Our Future. | 01990-12-27Dec 27, 1990–01990-12-30Dec 30, 1990 | 1,430/188 | ||
| 700132000000000000032nd | Park Plaza and Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts |
Leading the Way to Service. | 01992-12-27Dec 27, 1992–01992-12-30Dec 30, 1992 | 2,000/~220 | ||
| 700133000000000000033rd | Hyatt Regency DFW Airport, Dallas/Ft. Worth |
Deep in the Heart of Service. | 01994-12-27Dec 27, 1994–01994-12-30Dec 30, 1994 | 1,940/222 (75th cd says ~1,600) | ||
| 700134000000000000034th | Hyatt Regency, Phoenix, Arizona |
Rising to Serve. | 01996-12-27Dec 27, 1996–01996-12-30Dec 30, 1996 | 1,585/~210 | ||
| 700135000000000000035th | Hyatt Regency, Minneapolis, Minnesota |
Leadership, Friendship and Service: SnowBalled Into One. | 01998-12-27Dec 27, 1998–01998-12-30Dec 30, 1998 | 1,781/227 | ||
| 700136000000000000036th | Philadelphia Marriott Downtown/Center City, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Celebrating our Heritage, Forging Our Future. | 02000-12-27Dec 27, 2000–02000-12-30Dec 30, 2000 | 2,086/235 | ||
| 700137000000000000037th | Sheraton New Orleans Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana |
Brotherhood on the Bayou | 02002-12-27Dec 27, 2002–02002-12-30Dec 30, 2002 | 2316 | ||
| 700138000000000000038th | Adam's Mark, Denver, Colorado |
Service at its Peak | 02004-12-27Dec 27, 2004–02004-12-30Dec 30, 2004 | 1,488 | ||
| 700139000000000000039th | Galt House, Louisville, Kentucky |
Unbridled Service | 02006-12-27Dec 27, 2006–02006-12-30Dec 30, 2006 | 1,652 | ||
| 700140000000000000040th | Sheraton Boston, Boston, Massachusetts |
Revolutionary Brotherhood | 02008-12-27Dec 27, 2008– 02008-12-30Dec 30, 2008 | 2,075 | ||
| 700141000000000000041st | Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia |
Dream * Lead * Serve | 02010-12-27Dec 27, 2010– 02010-12-30Dec 30, 2010 | |||
| 700142000000000000042nd | Anaheim Marriott Hotel, Anaheim, California |
Time to Shine | 02012-12-27Dec 27, 2012– 02012-12-30Dec 30, 2012 | |||
| 700143000000000000043nd | Chicago, Illinois |
TBD | 02014-12-27Dec 27, 2014– 02014-12-30Dec 30, 2014 |
a. ^ Convention held in September 1926 concurrently with Fifth National Training Conference of Scout Executives. This Conference was held from 01928-09-06Sep 6, 1928–01928-09-12Sep 12, 1928 The detailed voting occurred by Mail Ballot held in 01926-12-01Dec 1926.
b. ^ Conventions were not held during World War II (1942 and 1944). The 1942 Convention was planned for Kansas City, Missouri and changed by vote of the chapters to a mail ballot at the request of the Office of Defense Transportation (ODT).
c. ^ The 1967 Constitutional Convention in Norman, OK is not considered a National Convention, as it was a special conference. Only one delegate per chapter were allowed.
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