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THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED LKC EVENTS IN BOSTON!!!! See you ALL in Seattle in 2009!!!
The Latino/a Knowledge Community (KC) is one of four ethnic-based knowledge communities within NASPA. As a knowledge community, the Latino/a KC actively promotes the empowerment of NASPA members through education, research, shared knowledge, mentoring initiatives, and the use of online forums to disseminate information and facilitate discourse. We will actively develop and encourage cross-cultural communication, collaboration, and awareness while celebrating the unique differences inherent in our community thus, enriching our NASPA experience and enhancing our understanding of student learning and development. As student affairs professionals we will challenge and engage our community to advance Latinos/as in NASPA as well as in our colleges and universities throughout the country.
We hope to see you at the National Conference in March 2009 in Seattle!! Seattle will provide our KC a unique opportunity to remember history and celebrate today. Get excited and be ready for a great conference experience.
If you have interest in getting involved with conference planning or LKC activities, please contact the national co-chairs Adriana Alicea-Rodriguez or Alex Gonzalez. We will have an up-to-date calendar available as events are finalized!
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