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The 411 on Building 3
Continuing the tour of the USG campus, I went exploring this week to discover what was inside the buildings. Today, we’ll take a brief look at Building Three: the Clifford and Camille Kendall Academic Center, or B3 for short. Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Activities, Life at USG, students
Tagged campus, Campus Recreation Center, CSEF, Library, USG Student Life
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Outdoor Tour
Recently, Montgomery County lifted most mask mandates for vaccinated residents. As such, I’m optimistic that (at least some) classes will be on campus in Fall. However, when we do return, many students will not know how to get around. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Life at USG
Tagged campus, Center for Academic Services, Center for Counseling and Consultation, Rec Center, tour, USG
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Top Podcast Suggestions
I am a big fan of listening to podcasts. You can get great advice on the go! Listen while you are at the pool, doing the dishes, on a road trip, etc. (great for multi-tasking!). Below are just a few … Continue reading
Posted in Life at USG, students, Uncategorized
Tagged college life, College Student, financial independence, motivation, podcasts
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Changing your Mindset
My final semester at USG is this fall 2021 semester. Woo!! Most the time I feel excited to finally graduate and thrilled for what’s to come post college. There are some moments of fear… that I am not ready for … Continue reading
Student Engagement Awards Night
Getting involved on campus during college can sound overwhelming. College is hard enough why should I add more stuff to my plate? There are so many benefits to getting involved on campus. Benefits of getting involved include finding new interests, … Continue reading
Posted in Life at USG, Student Event
Tagged service, social work, Student Ambassadors, Student Event, Student Experience, Student Life, volunteering
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Inclusion 101
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network recently published a research paper outlining how colleges can best help Autistic students. As an Autistic student myself, I decided to see how well USG is doing. Let’s look at ASAN’s guidelines: Show that you … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Activities, Fitness & Wellness, Life at USG, Student Event, students
Tagged #CampusResources, Autism, AutismAcceptance, College, Support
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Time to Accept that Awareness Isn’t Enough
It’s almost April, and that means life is about to get more dangerous for Autistic people than it already is. For those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about, let’s break this down. What is Autism? Autism … Continue reading
Posted in Life at USG, students
Tagged ASAN, Autism, AutismAcceptance, RedInstead, ZetaSigma
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Women’s History, Just What the Doctor Ordered
International Women’s Day was last Monday, but it’s never too late to celebrate incredible people! So, today, I’d like to introduce you to someone. Meet Dr. Susan LaFlesche Picotte. Dr. Susan, as her patients called her, was born in 1865 … Continue reading
Posted in Fitness & Wellness, Life at USG
Tagged Health, HistoryOfMedicine, Medicine, NativeAmerican, Women'sHistory, WomenInSTEMM
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Alumni Event Recap
Last night I attended the COMM Alumni Panel set-up by the University Career Center. Alumni are a great resource and I found it super useful to hear about their personal experiences transitioning from college to a job. The COMM alums … Continue reading
Posted in Academics, Life at USG, students, Uncategorized, Work Experience
Tagged alumni, careers, cover letter, Networking, resume, Virtual Interviews
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Who are USG Students?
What makes a USG student a USG student? Is it just that we all take our classes through the USG campus or is it about who we are as people? The question “how would you describe USG students?” came up … Continue reading
Posted in Life at USG
Tagged Ambassadors, campus, College Student, Services, Student Ambassadors, Student Life, students, USG, USG Resources, USG Student Life
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