Who was the first medical doctor to be elected as National President?

• A. 12th President
• B. 14th President
• C. 16th President Glenda Newell-Harris
• D. 18th President

Answer: (C)

This question is about recognizing a leadership milestone in the organization’s history. It asks you to identify the first medical doctor who was elected National President, a notable break in the pattern of presidents coming from other professions. The correct answer is Glenda Newell-Harris, who is described as a medical doctor and served as National President. Her background as a physician makes her the first person with a medical degree to hold that top leadership role, which is why this choice best fits the milestone described. The other options refer to different presidents by ordinal position but do not indicate a physician among them, so they don’t illustrate the first-time physician leadership milestone.