BAS Conference Reflection

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The conference was extremely helpful and I was able to make contact with several learning center directors in the field for resources. I enjoy attending conferences, it gives me the opportunity to gain so many new ideas, get recharged (motivated), and network to see what others are doing in their learning centers. I’m actually in my office working this morning so emailing you back is no problem.

I can certainly find 3-4 students who are willing to meet. On Tuesday, April 11th Mrs. Vanilla Hannah is coming to speak with a group of black students to give a brief historical background and timeline of the BASS organization. She was heavily involved in BASS when she was a student on our campus. I’m hoping this will motivate students to want to

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