[Nebraska-students] Thank You
Barbara Loos
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thank you, Kelly.
Barbara
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> Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 09:45:57 -0500 (EST)
> From: Kelly Coleman <countryperson94 at aol.com>
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> Subject: Re: [Nebraska-students] 2013 Fall NABS Update
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> Hello all! this is Kelly Coleman, president of the Nebraska Association of Blind students. I am writing to send you all an update on our student board. This year's board members are: president Kelly Coleman, Vice President, Stephanie Waggle, Treasurer Chris Turner, Secretary Kayde Rieken, Board Member Charlie Sulzman. We are planning a student seminar in the spring and are just finishing up a NABS snack fundraiser that was started at our state convention. We have many other ideas of things we would like to do throughout this year. If you have any ideas, questions, concerns please feel free to email me. Thank you all for your time.
> Kelly Coleman President of Nebraska Association of Blind Students
>
>
> Kelly Coleman
> countryperson94 at aol.com
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Darian Smith <dsmithnfb at gmail.com>
> To: North Carolina Association of blind students <ncabs at nfbnet.org>; Arizona Association of blind students <Arizona-students at nfbnet.org>; Kentucky Association of blind students <nfbkabs at nfbnet.org>; Virginia Association of blind students <vabs at nfbnet.org>; Maryland Association of blind students <mdabs at nfbnet.org>; Ohio Association of blind students <Oabs at nfbnet.org>; West Virginia Association of blind students <Nfbwvabs at nfbnet.org>; New York Association of blind students <Nyabs at nfbnet.org>; New Hampshire Association of blind students <new-hampshire-students at nfbnet.org>; New Jersey Association of blind students <njabs-talk at nfbnet.org>; Illinois Association of blind students <iabs-talk at nfbnet.org>; Colorado Association of Blind Students <cabs at nfbnet.org>; Texas Association of blind students <txabs at nfbnet.org>; New Mexico Association of Blind Students <nmabs at nfbnet.org>; Georgia Association of blind students <Gabs at nfbnet.org>; Louisiana Association of blind students <la-students at nfbnet.org>; fabs <fabs at nfbnet.org>; Massachusetts Association of blind students <massabs at nfbnet.org>; Tennessee Association of blind students <tabs at nfbnet.org>; Minnesota Association of blind students <mn-abs at nfbnet.org>; National Association of Blind Students mailing list <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>; List for NABS State Presidents <nabs-presidents at nfbnet.org>; cabs-talk blind students <cabs-talk at nfbnet.org>; Michigan Association of blind students <mi-abs at nfbnet.org>; Wisconsin Association of blind students <wabs at nfbwis.org>; Nebraska Association of blind students <nebraska-students at nfbnet.org>; Missouri Association of Blind Students <mabs at nfbnet.org>; Alabama Association of blind students <aabs-forum at nfbnet.org>; Utah Association of blind students <uabs at nfbnet.org>
> Cc: Ctabs <Ctabs at nfbnet.org>; Blind International Students Mailing List <blind-international-students at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Mon, Nov 25, 2013 2:37 pm
> Subject: [Nebraska-students] 2013 Fall NABS Update
>
>
> The National Association of Blind Students is excited to bring to you
> an update on the recent happenings of your fellow blind students.
> These are updates from across the country of students who are
> organized and unified in the mission of changing what it means to be
> blind.
> We encourage you to contact the student division in your state as
> well as become involved in the work of NABS via it?s committees such
> as Student Slate, Fundraising, membership and Communications.
>
>
>> From the NABS fundraising committee:
> The fundraising committee invites you to be a part of the important
> work of it?s committee.
> The committee is currently planning for an exciting Washington
> seminar, and needs your help in order to make it a success!
> Please contact Candice Chapman: chapman.candicel at gmail.com or
> Cindy Bennett:clb5590 at gmail.com. They are your committee Co-Chairs,
> and they are happy to have you!
>
>
>
> From Illinois:
> At our convention last month, Brianna (Bree) Lillyman was elected
> president of the division.
>
> In other news, IABS is happy to report that our t-shirt fundraiser
> went really well, and the mentoring program was a big success. We are
> looking forward
> to planning a student seminar in Chicago in April.
> ? Rose Sloan.
>
>> From Ohio
> Our convention was held November 1st-3rd in Dayton Ohio. The student
> division held elections on Saturday the 2nd at our annual business
> meeting. The following
> officers were elected: Kaiti Shelton, President; Aleeha Dudley, Vice
> President; Lillie Pennington, Secretary; and Abby Bolling, Treasurer.
> We are still
> working out some leadership things, and may amend our constitution to
> change corresponding secretary from an appointed position to an
> officer position,
> and change the ?secretary? to Recording Secretary. We are also going
> to elect board members to comply with our constitution, which OABS has
> not had for
> some time. I am excited that we are on our way to having a complete
> board of directors to spearhead the organization.
>
> In addition to the board members, several committees have been set up
> including Fundraising chaired by Emily Pennington, Membership chaired
> by Aleeha Dudley,
> and Social Media chaired by Amber Meloy. We have also appointed one
> of our newest members who is working on a masters degree in English to
> serve as editor
> and to spearhead efforts to create the first OABS newsletters. Our
> Social media chair and Corresponding Secretary is in the process of
> setting up a web
> site, and Emily Pennington is heading up our first long-term
> fundraiser, which will be beautifully designed braille bookmarks. One
> side of the bookmark
> will show Whozit and the braille alphabet with the words, ?The Ohio
> Association of Blind Students,? and ?NFB?. The other side of the
> bookmark will contain
> a short explanation of braille, along with a message for sighted
> readers to crack. The message will be, ?Seeing occurs in the mind.?
>
> We?re beginning to network more than before, with a partnership
> between the Ohio student and parents of blind children divisions
> quickly forming. Our affiliate
> is happy to see the growth of the student division, and sees us as the
> next group of Ohio federation leaders. It?s been quite some time
> since Ohio had
> a booming student division, so the older federationists are glad to
> see some new blood around convention and on conference calls. Our
> group is eager to
> grow, and efforts are already being made to expand and recruit more
> members. Another milestone Is that we now have two prospective
> members from Cleveland
> in northern Ohio, after having no one outside of Cincinnati and Dayton
> for the past two years.
>
> Kaiti Shelton
>
>> From Indiana:
> ?An update from the Indiana Association of Blind Students: a new
> president was recently selected at the NFB of Indiana state convention
> in
>
> October, Christopher Meyer, studying in Indianapolis, IN. Christopher
> is an undergraduate public affairs student in public and nonprofit
> management at Indiana
> University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) and former graduate
> from Blindness: Learning In New Dimensions (BLIND), Inc., in
> Minneapolis, MN. He
> takes over the post from former student division president Ashley
> Ritter. A word from student president Meyer:
>
> ?I?m really glad to step up in this role as young blood for the
> student division and hope to bring some positive changes. My primary
> goal this year is to
> build an organization open to many new members, since our biggest
> problem currently is a lack of significant involvement by students. I
> plan to find and
> develop leaders who can help me in this effort, as well as identify
> ways we can plan programs that draw participation and attention to
> what the student
> division might offer.
>
> On a lighter note, we?re kicking around more interesting names like
> INABS or iNABS, since Illinois has beat us to the simpler IABS. INABS
> has a certain
> distinctness to it, does it not??
>
> Minnesota gives a report from their student division elections which
> took place recently at their state convention:
> President
> Vanasha Washington
> First vice president
> Hannah furney
> Second vice president
> Quint habrol
> Treasure
> Candice chapman
> Secretary
> Chelsey duranleu
>
>> From Virginia:
> This past year has been a good year for the Virginia Association of
> Blind Students. On October 25th through the 27th, Virginia held its
> 55th annual state
> convention. The student division held a meet and greet on Friday night
> to kick off the weekend. During this time, students were able to
> mingle with their
> peers while engaging in activities. Students were given scenarios by a
> few mentors, who were successful college students and professionals,
> regarding the
> public?s view of blindness. After being given a scenario, the students
> talked to the mentors about what his/her own reaction would be and
> whether the student?s
> response was appropriate or whether he/she should handle the issue in
> a different manner. If the scenario came from a mentor?s own
> experience, the mentors
> explained how he/she handled the situation. On Saturday afternoon, the
> student division held its yearly business meeting, electing the
> following new officers:
> Sarah Patnaude (President), Kimberly Valko (Vice President), Kierra
> Davis (Treasurer), Vee Gaspa (Secretary), and Chris O?Meally (Board
> Member). During
> the luncheon, mentors discussed the importance of going to an adult
> program at a rehabilitation center and the differences between a state
> center and a
> NFB center. The student division board has been working diligently on
> writing its constitution and is proud to say that the constitution is
> in the process of being finalized.
>
>> From North Carolina:
> Officers:
>
> President: Alan Chase, M.Ed.
> aachase1 at gmail.com
> 1st Vice President: Kevin Currin
> kwcurrin at live.unc.edu
> 2nd Vice President: Bobbi Pompey
> Pompey2010 at yahoo.com
> Treasurer: Eric Galindo
> ericgal62 at gmail.com
> Secretary: Travis Sherrill
> tssherrill at windstream.net
> Webmaster: Justin
> drummer060891 at gmail.com
>
> What SUP?
>
> SUP stands for Students Uniting for Purpose. It was created by Alan
> Chase, M.Ed., as a way to increase membership, retention, and outreach
> by bringing students together in smaller geographic regions. They
> will be feature round table seminars to be held throughout North
> Carolina in the months of October, January, April and July.
>
> 1. Admission is free and lunch will be provided. Please bring $5.00 for lunch.
>
> 2. Meet other blind students from around NC who are enrolled
> in college or working, who are active in sports, involved in their
> communities, and the leaders of tomorrow.
>
> 4. Find answers to all those questions you?ve had about internships,
> cooking, cleaning, guide dogs, transportation, and much more!
>
> NCABS Scholarship
>
> The NC Association of Blind Students is in the development phase of
> creating its own scholarship to help supplement larger sums of
> financial aid already awarded to blind students in North Carolina.
> Currently, a committee headed by 1st Vice President Kevin Currin is
> creating eligibility criteria, drafting applications, and seeking
> funding for this exciting opportunity.
>
>> From Connecticut:
> The Connecticut Association of Blind Students is proudly beginning its
> second year. We had a successful fundraiser at our state convention
> in November,
> where we sold snack packs. We now have enough money in our treasury
> to open a bank account and are actively pursuing its establishment.
> We have amended
> our constitution to have a first vice president and second vice
> president instead of just one vice president. We have been holding
> two conference calls.
>
>
> We Thank the Presidents who contributed by sharing what has taken
> place in the divisions of wich they lead. We also encourage you to
> keep on the lookout, we know that you?ve not heard too much from us
> lately, but this will start to change very soon. Thank you for your
> support and we wish all of you a very happy thanksgiving!
>
> The National Association of Blind Students.
>
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> Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 21:02:50 -0600
> From: "Barbara Loos" <beloos at neb.rr.com>
> To: <nebraska-students at nfbnet.org>
> Subject: Re: [Nebraska-students] Nebraska-students Digest, Vol 105,
> Issue 8
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> This was interesting, but I didn't find Nebraska.
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> Barbara Loos
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> 1. 2013 Fall NABS Update (Darian Smith)
>
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> Message: 1
> Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2013 12:36:38 -0800
> From: Darian Smith <dsmithnfb at gmail.com>
> To: North Carolina Association of blind students <ncabs at nfbnet.org>,
> Arizona Association of blind students <Arizona-students at nfbnet.org>,
> Kentucky Association of blind students <nfbkabs at nfbnet.org>,
> Virginia
> Association of blind students <vabs at nfbnet.org>, Maryland
> Association
> of blind students <mdabs at nfbnet.org>, Ohio Association of blind
> students <Oabs at nfbnet.org>, West Virginia Association of blind
> students <Nfbwvabs at nfbnet.org>, New York Association of
> blind
> students <Nyabs at nfbnet.org>, New Hampshire Association of blind
> students <new-hampshire-students at nfbnet.org>, New Jersey
> Association
> of blind students <njabs-talk at nfbnet.org>, Illinois Association
> of
> blind students <iabs-talk at nfbnet.org>, Colorado Association of
> Blind
> Students <cabs at nfbnet.org>, Texas Association of blind students
> <txabs at nfbnet.org>, New Mexico Association of Blind Students
> <nmabs at nfbnet.org>, Georgia Association of blind students
> <Gabs at nfbnet.org>, Louisiana Association of blind students
> <la-students at nfbnet.org>, "fabs at nfbnet.org" <fabs at nfbnet.org>,
> Massachusetts Association of blind students <massabs at nfbnet.org>,
> Tennessee Association of blind students <tabs at nfbnet.org>,
> Minnesota
> Association of blind students <mn-abs at nfbnet.org>, National
> Association of Blind Students mailing list <nabs-l at nfbnet.org>, List
> for NABS State Presidents <nabs-presidents at nfbnet.org>,
> cabs-talk
> blind students <cabs-talk at nfbnet.org>, Michigan Association of
> blind
> students <mi-abs at nfbnet.org>, Wisconsin Association of blind
> students
> <wabs at nfbwis.org>, Nebraska Association of blind students
> <nebraska-students at nfbnet.org>, Missouri Association of
> Blind
> Students <mabs at nfbnet.org>, Alabama Association of blind
> students
> <aabs-forum at nfbnet.org>, Utah Association of blind students
> <uabs at nfbnet.org>
> Cc: Ctabs at nfbnet.org, Blind International Students Mailing List
> <blind-international-students at nfbnet.org>
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>
> The National Association of Blind Students is excited to bring to you an
> update on the recent happenings of your fellow blind students.
> These are updates from across the country of students who are organized and
> unified in the mission of changing what it means to be blind.
> We encourage you to contact the student division in your state as
> well as become involved in the work of NABS via it?s committees such as
> Student Slate, Fundraising, membership and Communications.
>
>
>> From the NABS fundraising committee:
> The fundraising committee invites you to be a part of the important work of
> it?s committee.
> The committee is currently planning for an exciting Washington seminar, and
> needs your help in order to make it a success!
> Please contact Candice Chapman: chapman.candicel at gmail.com or
> Cindy Bennett:clb5590 at gmail.com. They are your committee Co-Chairs,
> and they are happy to have you!
>
>
>
> From Illinois:
> At our convention last month, Brianna (Bree) Lillyman was elected president
> of the division.
>
> In other news, IABS is happy to report that our t-shirt fundraiser went
> really well, and the mentoring program was a big success. We are looking
> forward to planning a student seminar in Chicago in April.
> ? Rose Sloan.
>
>> From Ohio
> Our convention was held November 1st-3rd in Dayton Ohio. The student
> division held elections on Saturday the 2nd at our annual business meeting.
> The following officers were elected: Kaiti Shelton, President; Aleeha
> Dudley, Vice President; Lillie Pennington, Secretary; and Abby Bolling,
> Treasurer.
> We are still
> working out some leadership things, and may amend our constitution to change
> corresponding secretary from an appointed position to an officer position,
> and change the ?secretary? to Recording Secretary. We are also going to
> elect board members to comply with our constitution, which OABS has not had
> for some time. I am excited that we are on our way to having a complete
> board of directors to spearhead the organization.
>
> In addition to the board members, several committees have been set up
> including Fundraising chaired by Emily Pennington, Membership chaired by
> Aleeha Dudley, and Social Media chaired by Amber Meloy. We have also
> appointed one of our newest members who is working on a masters degree in
> English to serve as editor and to spearhead efforts to create the first OABS
> newsletters. Our Social media chair and Corresponding Secretary is in the
> process of setting up a web site, and Emily Pennington is heading up our
> first long-term fundraiser, which will be beautifully designed braille
> bookmarks. One side of the bookmark will show Whozit and the braille
> alphabet with the words, ?The Ohio Association of Blind Students,? and
> ?NFB?. The other side of the bookmark will contain a short explanation of
> braille, along with a message for sighted readers to crack. The message
> will be, ?Seeing occurs in the mind.?
>
> We?re beginning to network more than before, with a partnership between the
> Ohio student and parents of blind children divisions quickly forming. Our
> affiliate is happy to see the growth of the student division, and sees us as
> the next group of Ohio federation leaders. It?s been quite some time since
> Ohio had a booming student division, so the older federationists are glad to
> see some new blood around convention and on conference calls. Our group is
> eager to grow, and efforts are already being made to expand and recruit more
> members. Another milestone Is that we now have two prospective members from
> Cleveland in northern Ohio, after having no one outside of Cincinnati and
> Dayton for the past two years.
>
> Kaiti Shelton
>
>> From Indiana:
> ?An update from the Indiana Association of Blind Students: a new president
> was recently selected at the NFB of Indiana state convention in
>
> October, Christopher Meyer, studying in Indianapolis, IN. Christopher is an
> undergraduate public affairs student in public and nonprofit management at
> Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) and former
> graduate from Blindness: Learning In New Dimensions (BLIND), Inc., in
> Minneapolis, MN. He takes over the post from former student division
> president Ashley Ritter. A word from student president Meyer:
>
> ?I?m really glad to step up in this role as young blood for the student
> division and hope to bring some positive changes. My primary goal this year
> is to build an organization open to many new members, since our biggest
> problem currently is a lack of significant involvement by students. I plan
> to find and develop leaders who can help me in this effort, as well as
> identify ways we can plan programs that draw participation and attention to
> what the student division might offer.
>
> On a lighter note, we?re kicking around more interesting names like INABS or
> iNABS, since Illinois has beat us to the simpler IABS. INABS has a certain
> distinctness to it, does it not??
>
> Minnesota gives a report from their student division elections which took
> place recently at their state convention:
> President
> Vanasha Washington
> First vice president
> Hannah furney
> Second vice president
> Quint habrol
> Treasure
> Candice chapman
> Secretary
> Chelsey duranleu
>
>> From Virginia:
> This past year has been a good year for the Virginia Association of Blind
> Students. On October 25th through the 27th, Virginia held its 55th annual
> state convention. The student division held a meet and greet on Friday night
> to kick off the weekend. During this time, students were able to mingle with
> their peers while engaging in activities. Students were given scenarios by a
> few mentors, who were successful college students and professionals,
> regarding the public?s view of blindness. After being given a scenario, the
> students talked to the mentors about what his/her own reaction would be and
> whether the student?s response was appropriate or whether he/she should
> handle the issue in a different manner. If the scenario came from a mentor?s
> own experience, the mentors explained how he/she handled the situation. On
> Saturday afternoon, the student division held its yearly business meeting,
> electing the following new officers:
> Sarah Patnaude (President), Kimberly Valko (Vice President), Kierra Davis
> (Treasurer), Vee Gaspa (Secretary), and Chris O?Meally (Board Member).
> During the luncheon, mentors discussed the importance of going to an adult
> program at a rehabilitation center and the differences between a state
> center and a NFB center. The student division board has been working
> diligently on writing its constitution and is proud to say that the
> constitution is in the process of being finalized.
>
>> From North Carolina:
> Officers:
>
> President: Alan Chase, M.Ed.
> aachase1 at gmail.com
> 1st Vice President: Kevin Currin
> kwcurrin at live.unc.edu
> 2nd Vice President: Bobbi Pompey
> Pompey2010 at yahoo.com
> Treasurer: Eric Galindo
> ericgal62 at gmail.com
> Secretary: Travis Sherrill
> tssherrill at windstream.net
> Webmaster: Justin
> drummer060891 at gmail.com
>
> What SUP?
>
> SUP stands for Students Uniting for Purpose. It was created by Alan Chase,
> M.Ed., as a way to increase membership, retention, and outreach by bringing
> students together in smaller geographic regions. They will be feature round
> table seminars to be held throughout North Carolina in the months of
> October, January, April and July.
>
> 1. Admission is free and lunch will be provided. Please bring $5.00 for
> lunch.
>
> 2. Meet other blind students from around NC who are enrolled in college or
> working, who are active in sports, involved in their communities, and the
> leaders of tomorrow.
>
> 4. Find answers to all those questions you?ve had about internships,
> cooking, cleaning, guide dogs, transportation, and much more!
>
> NCABS Scholarship
>
> The NC Association of Blind Students is in the development phase of creating
> its own scholarship to help supplement larger sums of financial aid already
> awarded to blind students in North Carolina.
> Currently, a committee headed by 1st Vice President Kevin Currin is creating
> eligibility criteria, drafting applications, and seeking funding for this
> exciting opportunity.
>
>> From Connecticut:
> The Connecticut Association of Blind Students is proudly beginning its
> second year. We had a successful fundraiser at our state convention in
> November, where we sold snack packs. We now have enough money in our
> treasury to open a bank account and are actively pursuing its establishment.
> We have amended
> our constitution to have a first vice president and second vice president
> instead of just one vice president. We have been holding two conference
> calls.
>
>
> We Thank the Presidents who contributed by sharing what has taken
> place in the divisions of wich they lead. We also encourage you to keep
> on the lookout, we know that you?ve not heard too much from us lately, but
> this will start to change very soon. Thank you for your support and we
> wish all of you a very happy thanksgiving!
>
> The National Association of Blind Students.
>
>
>
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