You are now
in the homestretch of your first year at Trinity! You have presentations, papers, projects and
finals, all due in the next three weeks, all important, all threatening to
upset your sometimes fragile equilibrium.
You are not alone: everyone (and
I do mean everyone—faculty, students, staff) feels the pressure at this time of
the semester. There seems to be too many
assignments and not enough time. You’re
tense and anxious, and the end is nowhere in sight! more>>
Dr. Kimberlyn Montford
Class Marshal
Class Marshal
Dear Class of 2016:
Well...you made it! Almost one year under your belt at Trinity, and
hardly any the worse for wear! Hopefully, you've made some new friends and
discovered some life lessons along the way. Most importantly, I hope you have
learned a bit about yourself. After all, what you believe and value will form
the very bedrock of your personality and relationships in the coming years. more>>
Jim Boelens
Alumni Sponsor
Don’t
Just Say “Goodbye” for the Summer!
Summer break is right around the corner!
Summer can provide a welcomed respite from the rigors of Trinity life
and offer a time to renew relationships with family and high school friends. It can also put a strain on your Trinity
relationships, however. Whether platonic
or romantic, your Trinity relationships deserve some nurturing over the summer
so that they maintain connectedness and momentum. more>>
Plan NOW to be involved in the fall!
Team Trinity Move-in Crew
Per our annual tradition students are invited to participate in move-in day for new students. Student volunteers will be required to arrive by 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 21 to move in new students on Thursday morning, August 22. If you are interested, regardless of ability, please consider joining others by signing up through the Team Trinity survey link.
Per our annual tradition students are invited to participate in move-in day for new students. Student volunteers will be required to arrive by 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 21 to move in new students on Thursday morning, August 22. If you are interested, regardless of ability, please consider joining others by signing up through the Team Trinity survey link.
Half Marathon
Please join Dean Tuttle for the Sixth Annual Dean of Students Half Marathon Challenge and Kayla Mire Food Drive. The race will be part of the San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and Half Marathon on Sunday, November 17, 2013. By registering for the official race as a member of the Trinity team, runners receive a $10 registration discount; in addition if you register before May 1, you also save $25. (select Team Trinity using the dropdown arrow)
Sign up through the Half Marathon survey link. This does not commit you to the race yet. You are only signing up to express interest in the Trinity training program. If you build up a running/walking base of three to four miles, you can accomplish this milestone! Click here to view a video
Please join Dean Tuttle for the Sixth Annual Dean of Students Half Marathon Challenge and Kayla Mire Food Drive. The race will be part of the San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and Half Marathon on Sunday, November 17, 2013. By registering for the official race as a member of the Trinity team, runners receive a $10 registration discount; in addition if you register before May 1, you also save $25. (select Team Trinity using the dropdown arrow)
Sign up through the Half Marathon survey link. This does not commit you to the race yet. You are only signing up to express interest in the Trinity training program. If you build up a running/walking base of three to four miles, you can accomplish this milestone! Click here to view a video
YMCA The D.R. Semmes Family YMCA at Tri-Point is again offering special group rates to Trinity University students for 2013-14. If you sign-up by May 24, you will receive one month free in addition to the Student Group Rate. $20 per month, for an incredible rate of $180 per year, minus one month for a total fee of $160! This is due in full upon return to campus in August. Sign up through the YMCA survey link.
InternInSanAntonio Spring Fair, 4/27/13
(Sat), 2-5 p.m., Grantham Center at Tri Point Y
Come visit with 50+ local startups, small businesses, and
nonprofits offering more than 500 summer internships (mostly paid). To learn
more visit TigerJobs.
Consulting Career Connection, 5/14/13 (Tues), 11 a.m. - 12 p.m., Online
This free webinar is for students who want to learn what consultants wish they knew in their first year as a consultant. Topics to be addressed include: project work, learning, growing, and contributing, making the most of evaluations and feedback, cultural issues, including work/life balance, mentoring, and career planning, on-the-job training and more formal education, longer term prospects for advancement and development. Registration for this event is required. Register here.
Making Connections Arizona, 5/23/13
(Thurs), 6:30-8:30 p.m., 4646 East Van Buren #100 Phoenix, AZ 85008
Students can come and meet
with Trinity alumni from the Arizona area. They can take advantage of the great
networking opportunity provided by the Making Connections program. Over the
years Making Connections has proven to be a successful way for students to
explore career opportunities in various fields and share in the common bond of
Trinity University. Students can register at TigerJobs or contact Arizona Career
Networking Chair, Ray Fox ’78 at ray.fox@baml.com
or the Alumni Relations Office at nford1@trinity.edu.
Career
Services
Office
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Walk-in
Hours: Monday-Friday, 1:30 - 4 p.m.
Appointments:
210-999-8321
Yearbooks & Yearbook Portraits: Watch the Trinitonian for yearbook deliver days. If seeing yearbook pictures makes you wish to order copies of your portrait, visit OnealStudios.net to view and purchase pictures. Click on Orange "Order Here" button and then select the Trinity University Gallery. Online code: your last name; Password: TRINITY.
