In February, the groundhog saw his shadow…or maybe he didn’t, we can’t remember which one means winter is over. All we know is that the long dark nights are nearly behind us, and the sunshine will soon be brighter than our computer monitors. Go towards the light, and start springing into spring with this Campus Directory Update.
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Most of us don’t start thinking seriously about internships until we’re well into college, but last month, a group of 7th and 8th grade students came to our offices for a MicroInternship—a chance to get a head start on learning by doing. Here’s what Meaghan, one of the MicroInterns, had to say about the experience:
At first, I will be honest, I was a little hesitant. I mean, I’m no super-smart special kid who has an amazing talent with computers. However, after thinking it over, I knew it was the right thing to do…Being here today has been such a great experience, and it’s a day that I certainly will never forget.
Follow the MicroInterns on Twitter, and read more of Meaghan’s blog post here.
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Official campus organizations aren’t the only ones who can use the use the Campus Directory to organize and stay in touch with groups. At the College of Coastal Georgia, students in the Bachelor’s Nursing program use the Directory to meet, socialize, and study together. Today’s classmates are tomorrow’s colleagues, and the Directory provides a great way to start building your professional network. To start your own, just click “Start a Group” on the Groups page.
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Ever searched for someone on the Directory, just to find that they haven’t created a profile yet? Now you can invite them to join in and get involved. Log in and go to the Find People page to invite your friends to connect with you on the Campus Directory.
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College students Zen and Zulu of Club Extreme Awesome teach us how to change directions when walking—the normal way, the cool way, or the socially awkward way. There’s probably a metaphor for life in there somewhere. Click and learn how to “live epic adventurely.”
