By David G. Michener
Director of Student Involvement
Last year was unlike anything we have experienced before. As a result, we will have two sets of first-year students (incoming freshmen and returning sophomores) who will experience the traditional, on-campus college experience for the first time.
We are excited about the transition back to in-person activities because it creates more opportunities for student life and familiarization with campus resources.
But why should you get involved?
Getting involved and creating connections with others increases your chances of being successful in college, but more importantly, it creates a greater sense of belonging.
For some of you, being in a new environment that includes changing COVID-19 rules can be a frightening and uncomfortable experience. At times, it feels as if you have too much on your plate. Building rapport on campus, including with your fellow students and instructors, helps smooth the path and makes college life a lot simpler. Below are the five best positive reasons to get involved and make friends on campus:
Please contact me at david.michener@ung.edu or 678-717-3847 with any questions or ways I can better assist you. Have a wonderful fall semester!