About Me

 Hello! My name is Dale Cummings and I'm an Accounting Technology major at LBCC, and am taking this class as a required course for that degree. While I'm not interested in marketing as a profession I am taking this course to better learn how to market myself in a professional setting. Outside of school, I enjoy listening to and making music -- pre-pandemic my primary passion was singing in choirs. I also enjoy crochet, cosplay, and Dungeons and Dragons in my free time. 

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