The start of the new semester is always exciting for the faculty and staff as we welcome both new and returning students and seeing them along the path to their degrees and developing as adults.
Several events took place for the students including:
Student Involvement Fair where members of Women in Business introduced the student organization to new students. This resource fair style event is a convenient way to allow nonprofit organizations the opportunity to recruit ISU student volunteers, share volunteer experiences, network with other agencies, and promote their agency and the services they provide to our community.
My Major, My Career where students met with college and program faculty, staff and peer mentors to learn more about their chosen major.
Business Living Learning Community, we now have 22 students in the new business living learning community. Living Learning Communities provide a unique opportunity to engage with other students around a common academic or interest area. Business LLC residents benefit from special events, guest speakers, and resources to strengthen their development as future professionals.
Go Sycamores!
Dean Terry Daugherty addressing returning students
Dr. David Fleming and returning students
Peer mentors Quincee Musselman (Marketing), Kyle Koch – (Finance & Financial Services) & Brock Bolinger – (Accounting & Marketing) addressing students at the My Major My Career event.
Dr. Joe Sanders
Senior Instructor Matt Cohen with students
Dr. Paul Schikora
Dr. Aruna Chandra
Dr. Jin Park
Michelle Reeson, Meis Center Director and Rebecca Wray, Director, Gonagware Center and Networks Financial Institute
Judith Brewer, Student Services Director
Dr. Ricky Fergurson
Business Living Learning Community students Victoria Valentine and Emma Heitmann
Jake Trump, Residential Life Area Coordinator with Megan Heck, Peer Mentor, (Accounting and Finance) in front with Bailey Thomas, Resident Assistant behind her. Business Living Learning Community students from left, Landrie Flack, Gene Speicher, Sean Garner, and Michael Klotz
Megan Thompson (Finance) VP of Professional Development for Women in Business introducing students to the student organization
