Which of the following is NOT considered a type of meeting?

The choice identified as not being considered a type of meeting refers specifically to "State." In the context of Sigma Gamma Rho, the term "State" typically designates a geographical region or area rather than a formal gathering. Meetings generally have a defined structure and purpose, such as decision-making or discussions about chapter business, which is reflected in the other options.

Conclave, Executive Board, and Chapter Assembly are all traditional types of meetings within organizational settings. A Conclave often refers to a larger assembly of members from multiple chapters, focusing on broader organizational goals or events. An Executive Board meeting involves members of the governing body of the organization, making strategic decisions and overseeing operations. A Chapter Assembly is a gathering of chapter members to discuss local chapter matters and foster communication.

In this sense, "State" lacks the formal meeting connotation that the other terms possess, making it the option that does not fit within the classification of meetings.