NABBA Barber School Association LAB — Class & Workshop Descriptions
School Owners & Instructors
Parliament Room
Sunday, September 18th
Alcott Czubek
Pivot-Point International
8:30 – 10:00
Learn about Pivot-Point’s Barbering Programs, instructional delivery platforms & materials, and newest products.
Jim Stone Shears
Haircutting Workshop
10:00 – 12:30
Fine-tune your shear cutting skills and techniques in this hands-on workshop while picking up tips for teaching shear cutting in the school lab or clinic.
Bring your tools!
All purpose combs, Wide-toothed comb, Hair Clips (4), Water bottle, Towels(2)
Hamption Manufacturing
1:00 – 2:00
Learn from the experts about integrating H42 product knowledge into your Infection Control classes and lab practices.
Michelle Hampton
Ron Hampton, Sr.
Michael Lachney
Computer Coding for Barber Students
2:00 – 3:30
Learn how barbering and computing have been combined to become one of the newest and effective innovations in teaching and learning.
Thomas James
Games & Alternative Teaching Methods
3:30 – 5:30
Explore and practice fun ways to keep students engaged and on-task in the teaching-learning environment.
Registration
*Early registration on or before August 20
After August 20: BSA Members: $300
Non-Members: $350
Monday, September 19th
Lenita Griffis Browning
Powerful Teaching & Learning Methods
8:00 – 12:00
Learn how to develop teaching-learning techniques that bring variety and energy to your classroom in this highly interactive Milady Master Educator class.
Jenny Torres
Reuzel ® Products, Programs and Demo
1:00 – 2:00
Learn all about North America’s #1 professional brand of men’s hair, skin, and shaving products that are “Created by Barbers, used by Gentlemen!” worldwide.
Leslie Roste
Be Healthy Program for Schools & Shops
2:00 – 3:00
Learn basic health indicators that every barber should know to protect clients and themselves in the workplace.
Cheryl Rosenblum
Hair Simulations – Alternative Hair Replacement
3:00 – 4:00
Learn how non-surgical micro-pigmentation techniques are used to simulate hair texture and growth or to cover scars and pigmentations. Learn where to train and how to provide these services in your shop or salon.
Dr. Monica Parker
Community Outreach Through Barbershops & Schools
4:00 – 5:00
Emory University Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center is seeking to engage barbers in the dissemination of clinical research opportunities in their communities. Learn how to join the effort and to assist your clients in accessing local healthcare providers.
