[nabs-l] Introduction

[Ashley Bramlett]

Jessica,

Welcome.  I assume you have your reasons for switching from ACB to NFB.  NFB 
is more active.  The ACB has only seven student divisions last I checked. 
Good luck with your decission.  But if you join nfb you cannot be in ACB. 
They are opposite groups; so you decide what best fits your ideas.
I've seen you on the other list.  I am Ashley and a senior at Marymount 
university.  Good luck in your studies.  Do you want to get a BA after your 
associates.  I would assume you desire to teach.  Good career path.  Do you 
read braille?

Ashley

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jessica Trask" <jess28 at samobile.net>
To: <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2009 6:47 PM
Subject: [nabs-l] Introduction


> Hi everyone,
> I'm considering joining the National Federation of the Blind. I just 
> thought I would take a few minutes and introduce myself.
> My name is Jessica Trask. I'm a 28 year old female living in Watervliet 
> New York with my fiancee Christopher Reagan who is totally blind. I'm 
> visually impaired. Visual Impairment caused by Albinism. I'm currently 
> doing an Early Childhood Associates Degree through Ashworth University I 
> just started yesterday when I enrolled. I was involved with the American 
> Council for the Blind local chapter in my area as well as in Vermont and 
> Utah. I was also involved with the National Alliance of Blind students 
> which is the ACB'S student affiliate when I lived in Utah.
>
> -- 
> Jess
> Jessica Trask
>
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