Month: April 2012

• I Just Can’t Keep It to Myself: A Lesson in the Art & Fashion of Collegiate Excellence

  When was the last time you interacted with a bunch of “college kids”? How would you characterize that experience? Was it disheartening, or would you say it was exhilarating enough to shout it from the mountain top? Bear with me while I do my “shouting”, for in light of an abundance of criticisms of our…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 24, 2012

  My Time 4 talk – Personal Development

• Fashion Wednesday – Fitting into Spring

  Spring has indeed sprung and with the weather being so kind to us, we cannot be blamed for thinking summer has taken us by surprise. For some, the thought of shedding heavy, baggy clothes makes this an exciting time; while others get into a panic mode. “Which of those gorgeous fashions out there am I…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 4, 2012

  My Time 4 talk – Personal Development

• Getting Ready For College Life: A Day of Enlightenment for Students and Parents

  We are preparing for our 2nd Annual Free Self-Empowerment Workshop for College-Bound Students scheduled to take place at Molloy College on Saturday, June 9, 2012. An important component of this year’s event will be the inclusion of parents who always wanted to know what REALLY goes on at college campuses, but were afraid to ask.  So…

  My Time 4 Talk with Madona Cole-Lacy

  April 2, 2012

  My Time Has Come Program

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