Meet An R.A. Part 2

Ok, so here is part 2. Her name is Callie Smith. She is going to be an R.A. in Greene next year.

1. get involved. you'll make friends you might not have made otherwise, and it will help you to feel more at home on campus.
2. try to plan out room organization ahead of time - move-in day is crazy, and you won't have time during orientation or the first few weeks of school to set everything up if you don't already know what you're doing. plus, it'll make the last bit of time you get to spend with your parents a lot less stressful.
3. greene: bring a big fan - the windows are heavy and won't stay up by themselves, and the fan can prop it open when it gets too hot in the dorms (which it will). also, get creative with your storage space.
4. dr. dunlap and i share the same birthday.my left foot gets a purple star on it when it's cold. my great-uncle ran an anti-mussolini radio station in italy during WWII. i trained a horse when i was fourteen. i tattooed a pig's foot once.

Well, that is Callie. Pretty much, she rocks my socks! Ok, well on the space of me, I've been really busy this past week attending the Symposium on Citizenship and Leadership. It is a really great conference that I have been blogging at and will be blogging for until it ends. You san view it here. Otherwise, this weekend is Spring Weekend which is going to be a TON of fun! AND, we have registration for fall classes next week which is going to be thrilling. Ok, well maybe not but I have been looking at what classes I am going to take next year and they all seem to be pretty difficult. They include: Social Psychology, Race and Ethnic Relations, Statistics, Principles of Macroeconomics, English Lit (Since 1800), and Social Research. Or at least that is what I am looking into. Well I have to go because I have a test tomorrow. ENJOY!

Quote of the Blog: "Courage is a mean with regard to fear and confidence."--Aristotle