Shared Google Drive Team Project - Part One

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Comm Dream Team



Photo Credit: Atiya Ali 
(Pictured Left to Right): Jamie Albert, Hector Reyes, Glenne De Gonzague, and Nicole Katz. 

 Our first meeting together consisted of figuring out a team name. We chose the name "Comm Dream Team" because we all have different strengths and passions that come together to make our group dreamy and idealistic. However, there was a bit of confusion in the air today when coming together, so Nicole helped us to stay grounded and organized when starting our blog. We shared our contact information on Google Drive and got to know each other better so that in the future our group runs smoother. 

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