[NABS-L] Midwest Student Seminar Registration

[Logan Stenzel]

Hey NABSters,



I hope you are getting into the swing of 2021, and for those who are
starting classes again, I wish you luck!



NABS knows that navigating the pandemic has been challenging for many of
us, creating challenges to academic, work, and social success, even making
it difficult to maintain parts of our identity. That’s why we are so
excited for our Midwest Student Seminar this year, “Marching Towards Your
Authenticity.” Occurring on March 19th and 20th, the seminar will help give
students the tools to embody their true self in all facets of life. The
seminar will be jam-packed with interactive activities, guest speakers, and
opportunities to grow while reaffirming elements of our authenticity. After
all, we wouldn’t be a division full of diversity without the unparalleled
unique qualities of our members.



We hope you will “march” on over to the following link
https://bit.ly/3aWzbZL to register for our weekend of fun and growth before
the registration deadline of March 1st. We in no way, shape, or form want
finances to deter student attendance. If the $25 registration fee stands in
the way of your attendance or if you have additional questions about the
registration process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to NABS First Vice
President, Kenia Flores, at kflores at keniaflores.com



With tomorrow being Martin Luther King Jr. Day I thought it would be
fitting to remind everyone of some of his words, “The time is always right
to do what is right.” With this in mind, go forth and keep being awesome
NABS! The time is always right for the authentic voice of blind students to
be heard.



Sincerely,

Logan Stenzel
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