Women’s Leadership Conference at Bay Path University Postponed Due to Coronavirus
Longmeadow, MA—Due to concerns around the Coronavirus and following guidance from the CDC, WHO and Massachusetts Department of Public Health regarding large gatherings, Bay Path University has made the decision to postpone the Women’s Leadership Conference (WLC) scheduled on March 27, 2020, at the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield.
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The WLC is the region’s premier women’s leadership event for professional and personal networking. For twenty-four years, we have gathered as a community of women and men for professional development, to honor each other’s experiences, and to celebrate our aspirations. Although we are deeply disappointed to make this decision, the health, wellness, and safety of our over 2,000 attendees are our number one priority.
The WLC for 2021 is scheduled for April 9th. Although we cannot guarantee the exact speakers, we are doing everything possible to mirror this year's line-up. We can promise an amazing conference in line with the delivery of the past 24 events.
We were so looking forward to being with you on the 27th of March. We hope you will be excited to join us for the rescheduled event.
If you are a participant and have questions concerning the Women’s Leadership Conference, please email bsitler@baypath.edu.
Bay Path University was founded in 1897. With locations in Longmeadow (main), East Longmeadow (Philip H. Ryan Health Science Center), Springfield (MA), Sturbridge (MA), and Concord (MA), Bay Path’s innovative program offerings include traditional undergraduate degrees for women, The American Women's College on-ground and online, the first all-women, all-online accredited bachelor’s degree programs in the country; over 30 master’s and doctoral programs for women and men; and Strategic Alliances, offering professional development courses for individuals and organizations. Bay Path’s goal is to give students confidence in the fundamentals of their chosen field, the curiosity to question the ordinary, the leadership to show initiative, and the desire to make a difference.