Adam Lane-Basler graduated from Trinity in 2004 with
an MAT with a specialization in special education. He was inspired
to teach by his parents, both of whom are teachers. Lane-Basler is
now a special education teacher at the California Department of
Developmental Services, working with blind adults in Sonoma County,
California.
When asked how Trinity prepared him for his current position, which
he has held for nine months, he notes, �In my current position as a
teacher at the Sonoma Developmental Center, I use key ideas from
most of my classes almost everyday. The practical knowledge of
learning how to work with other adults was probably the most
valuable concept.�
Lane-Basler credits Dr. Lawrence Riccio in teaching him how to,
�help me stay professional, confident and competent during many
conversations in a stressful day,� and he advises students currently
in the education program, �to challenge yourself to do something new
everyday.�
Sowers� Seed Program
The path of Sharon Lamont Charde �64 from family therapist to
writer inspires Trinity students and alumnae alike.
Notable Alumnae An
alumna's textile collection is displayed in the Smithsonian, a
promotion to Appellate Division judge and a Teacher of the Year
award are among Notable Alumnae this issue.
Alumnae Calendar of Events
Upcoming alumnae events include a holiday party in New York, several luncheons in Florida,
Arizona, and Georgia, and a European Chapter Reunion in Madrid.
Trinity is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
School of Education programs are accredited by NCATE and meet DC Certification requirements.
Adam Lane-Basler graduated from Trinity in 2004 with
an MAT with a specialization in special education. He was inspired
to teach by his parents, both of whom are teachers. Lane-Basler is
now a special education teacher at the California Department of
Developmental Services, working with blind adults in Sonoma County,
California. 