Hello
2016-ers!
Welcome
back! I hope that you had a great
summer: you played, rested, slept, did
one or two really wacky things, etc….
Now that you’re back, you will most likely spend some time catching up
with friends, sharing stories, telling everyone about the wacky thing(s?) you
did. more>>
Kimberlyn Montford
Class Marshal
Hello Class of 2016!
Welcome back! I hope the move-in process was quick and smooth for all of you! It was great to see some of you at the Junior Ice Cream Social! For those of you who didn’t make it, my name is Lyndsey Aguilar, and I am the new Residential Life Coordinator for the Upper-Class Area. more>>
Lyndsey Aguilar
Residential Life Coordinator
YOU CAN DO IT!!!
I helped the first year students move
in. I have done this every year, except
for one. It is so much fun to be a part
of the excitement and to watch the faces of the students - some with a
"deer in the headlights" look - and their parents - a mixture of
sadness and delight that their student is now in college. Just two years ago, you were in the same
situation. I am sure I helped some of you move in. more>>
Kim Pettit
Alumni Sponsor
Welcome back! I hope the move-in process was quick and smooth for all of you! It was great to see some of you at the Junior Ice Cream Social! For those of you who didn’t make it, my name is Lyndsey Aguilar, and I am the new Residential Life Coordinator for the Upper-Class Area. more>>
Lyndsey Aguilar
Residential Life Coordinator
Career Services
It’s
your third year. Welcome back!
This
is the year to get serious about seeking out leadership roles on campus,
gaining experience through internships and research projects, and conducting
informational interviews with professionals working in your field of
interest—beginning with Trinity alumni. To get started, we in Career Services
recommend attending events such as Networking
Etiquette
on September 15 and Making Connections on September 18.
Visit
us in person and visit us online at http://tigerjobs.wordpress.com/. We look forward
to seeing you.
APPly Yourself! Volunteer Awareness Week is occurring September
2-5 with many activities planned on how YOU can engage
with the San Antonio community through community service. The week involves the
TUVAC Extravaganza with all TUVAC programs from walking dogs to playing with
children recruiting volunteers for the year. On Wednesday
a Super Nacho Hour will feature the Volunteer Fair where over 20 area
non-profits will be present to recruit. Some non-profits present will be San
Antonio Sports, City Year, after-school programs, and much more. The week
concludes on Friday with excursions to a Habitat for
Humanity build and volunteering at the San Antonio Food Bank. Several
activities are planned by APO, HOPE Hall, TUVAC, CCI, Career Services, and the
Trinity Cat Alliance. For more information, visit www.trinity.edu/communityservice.
Meal Plans -- Do you need to change your meal plan?
Send an e-mail to reslife@trinity.edu with your name, student ID number and the name of the plan you want and
they will make the change. The last day to change a meal plan is the last day
of Add/Drop which is Thursday, September,
4, 2014.
20th Annual Hallympics
Get ready to celebrate the 20th year of
Hallympics. Come and compete for the
illustrious title of Hallympics champion!
Residence halls compete against one another in a series of physical and
intellectual events. The games begin on
Sunday, September 7 and will run through Thursday, September 11. Grab a hall-mate and head to the fields. You don’t want to miss this Trinity
tradition!
One of the coolest perks of being a junior is the First Friday Breakfast. Every first Friday of the month, juniors and seniors get FREE breakfast tacos, coffee, and juice in Heidi Lounge from 7:30 – 10:30 a.m. All you have to do is show up – no strings attached.
