AEOP team attends conference
Heather Storti, assistant director of the Army Educational Outreach Program Apprenticeships and Fellowships in RIT’s K-12 University Center, and outreach specialists Kierra McInnis and Miranda Salsbery, attended the National Society of Black Engineers conference in Kansas City in March. During the event, the society conducts organizational business; elects national and regional leaders; holds competitions; and provides professional and personal development, networking, and celebratory activities.
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