WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!
Welcome Freshmen Continued from page 1
not all equestrian students own horses,
some ride at different camps and at farms.
Also, some are interested in drama such as
Kristy Goodspeed. Just recendy I was able
to meet Reid, a friend from Bermuda and
Greta, from Hawaii.
If all of this came from my first
year of being the lead tour guide, I can’t
wait to have more to have more discus
sions and share my college experience with
all the students!
"Knights Connect”. I was able to
“connect” to most of my tours and see if
they had any questions or to see if they
were ready for school.
While I was connecting to my visi
tors (the admitted students), I was able to
share my own experiences and answer any
further questions that they might have.
With everyday that passed, it seemed like I
learned something different. With this
knowledge I hope to add more to my
tours.
I was able to visit the barn and
learn about horses with Anne Fontanella
and Sarah Yeager, learn more about wres
tling with Elliot Hogge and Eric Frick. I
heard about the different baseball leagues
by Jordan Cudney and Zack Dunn, and
even discussed with Cameron Cofield. As
well as, learning from Rachel Buckler that
Note from Christian Student Union Representative
Welcome back S.A.P.C. Students!
As we begin another academic year, your
Student Government Association wanted
to make sure we started off on the right
foot. Throughout the year we plan to keep
updated reports about happenings within
the Student Government. Through these
reports we hope to enhance communica
tion with our club members, aka the stu
dent body. I feel extremely positive with
the representation that we have on the
SGA this year. Having our second term
President, Seth Wells, has already paid off!
During Freshman Orientation, the SGA
put on activities such as having a guest co
median, Q&A sessions, and even a hot
game of ultimate Frisbee out by the soccer
field. The SGA has been actively prepar
ing for this year and intends that it will be a
great year for the life of S.A.P.C. students.
CSU President,
Lyndsey McCall