[Arizona-students] AABS Fall Seminar

[Arielle Silverman]

Dear Students and Others Interested in Blind Students,
    The Arizona Association of Blind Students (AABS) invites you to attend our second annual fall student seminar on Friday, September 9, 1:00 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. at the Crown Plaza Hotel, 2532 W. Peoria Ave. in Phoenix, Arizona. This seminar will take place during the annual convention of the National Federation
of the Blind of Arizona (NFBA). The seminar features a variety of talented speakers which will address topics including:
1. Experiences of students at the Colorado Center for the Blind,
2. Activities of the National Association of Blind Students,
3. Legal Rights and Advocacy Strategies for Blind College Students,
4. Ways to Bring About Positive Change on College Campuses,
5. Financial Aid Options for College Students, and
6. Adventures of a Blind Student Conducting Research Abroad,
among other things. This seminar will be beneficial to both those inside and outside of the National Federation of the Blind.
    If you would like to attend the seminar, please RSVP to me by email at
arielle.silverman at asu.edu
or by phone at
602-502-2255
Please also circulate this invitation to all those who may be interested.
    For more information about the NFBA convention, please visit
www.nfbarizona.com
or contact me directly (see above).
    Thank you in advance for your attendance and participation.
Cordially,
Arielle Silverman, President, Arizona Association of Blind Students
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Dear Students and Others Interested in Blind Students,
    The Arizona Association of Blind Students (AABS) invites you to attend our second annual fall student seminar on Friday, September 9, 1:00 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. at the Crown Plaza Hotel, 2532 W. Peoria Ave. in Phoenix, Arizona. This seminar will take place during the annual convention of the National Federation
of the Blind of Arizona (NFBA). The seminar features a variety of talented speakers which will address topics including:
1. Experiences of students at the Colorado Center for the Blind,
2. Activities of the National Association of Blind Students,
3. Legal Rights and Advocacy Strategies for Blind College Students,
4. Ways to Bring About Positive Change on College Campuses,
5. Financial Aid Options for College Students, and
6. Adventures of a Blind Student Conducting Research Abroad,
among other things. This seminar will be beneficial to both those inside and outside of the National Federation of the Blind.
    If you would like to attend the seminar, please RSVP to me by email at
mailto:arielle.silverman at asu.edu arielle.silverman at asu.edu
or by phone at
602-502-2255
Please also circulate this invitation to all those who may be interested.
    For more information about the NFBA convention, please visit
http://www.nfbarizona.com www.nfbarizona.com
or contact me directly (see above).
    Thank you in advance for your attendance and participation.
Cordially,
Arielle Silverman, President, Arizona Association of Blind Students