[NFB-Science] Introduction from Your New Vice President

[Harry Staley]

Hello everyone,

My name is [Your Name], and I am honored to introduce myself as the newly elected Vice President of the National Federation of the Blind Science Division.

For those of you who may not attend the NFB national convention each year, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and let you know how excited I am to be serving in this role. I look forward to getting to know many of you and to working with the division's leadership and membership to strengthen our community.

One of my goals as Vice President is to help make NFB-Science an active and welcoming community for blind students, scientists, engineers, technology professionals, researchers, educators, and others interested in STEM. I believe there is tremendous value in creating opportunities for us to share our experiences, exchange information and resources, mentor one another, and encourage blind people who are considering careers in STEM.

I am also excited about helping revitalize this listserv and making it a place where members can learn about career and educational opportunities, accessible technology, conferences, scholarships, research, and other topics of interest to the blind STEM community.

I would love to hear from you as we move forward. If you are a student, professional, educator, researcher, or simply someone with an interest in STEM, please feel free to introduce yourself to the list and tell us a little about your interests and what you would like to see from the Science Division.

I am looking forward to working with all of you and helping build an even stronger NFB Science Division.

Best regards,

Harry Staley
330-718-1876
staleyh at gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/harrystaley



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