The Clarkson Chief Inclusion Office and the St. Lawrence University Office for Diversity & Inclusion have collaborated to create a self-care series open to all and focused on the needs and healing of BIPOC students. The Clarkson Chief Inclusion Office and the St. Lawrence University Office for Diversity & Inclusion have collaborated to create a self-care series open to all and focused on the needs and healing of BIPOC students.
This informative discussion is designed to help you unlock financial wellness! Learn the essentials of money management, career development as it pertains to income, and setting yourself up for success post-college. At the end of this discussion, you will have gained the confidence you need to finesse your finances!
BIO: Kandace Sanders is a serial entrepreneur, health & wellness advocate, and founder of the Black Women's Equal Pay Network, a non-profit organization devoted to shedding a light on the pay disparities women of color face and provide them with the resources they need to develop professionally and as entrepreneurs. While she's cultivated a progressive career in Administration and Project Management, she lends her efforts to health & wellness advocacy to do meaningful work in many communities!
SPONSORED BY: Clarkson University Chief Inclusion Office and St. Lawrence University (SLU) Office for Diversity & Inclusion.
IN COLLABORATION WITH: Clarkson University Student Health and Counseling Services (SHAC), St. Lawrence University Wellness Education Office and St. Lawrence University Carefree Black Girls Club.
REGISTER here https://tinyurl.com/RSCKandaceSanders