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Happy Holidays!
Dear NASPA New Hampshire,
I hope your semesters are/have ended
well and that you are preparing to enjoy the holidays with family and
friends. For those of you that were able to attend the Regional
Conference in Newport, it was great being together and it was a great
conference! NH was well represented. Please click the link to the left labeled "Photos" to
see a couple of photos that highlight our delegation and our award
winners. I have many more photos if anyone is interested. I have also
had the flier for the "Best of New England" workshop
featuring all the Region's Program of the Year winners. Check them out
and feel free to contact the presenter if you are interested in
learning more about any of the programs. Our Advisory Board will be
meeting in January,
so please feel free to forward any topics you would like us to
consider, as well as expressing any interest you might have in serving
on the board. Also be sure to consider submitting a program proposal
for the "Retention and Student Success for African American
Students Drive-In": Conference Date: April 19, 2010,
Location: Saint Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire. You should
have received an email announcement from the African-American Knowledge
Community, but our very own Tanya Robinson at St. A's is coordinating
so send her an email with any questions at: trobinson@anselm.edu
For more information or to get involved with Region I New Hampshire, please contact Tim Keefe, the New Hampshire State Directior.
Tim Keefe
Dean of Students
Plymouth State University
17 High St.
Plymouth NH 03264
(603) 535-2206
timk@plymouth.edu