Hello 2016-ers!
Happy Halloween and
Día de los Muertos (”Day of the Dead”)!
You are more than halfway done with your semester. You are probably exhausted, overworked, and drowning in everything you have to do before the week is out. At the same time, you’re being asked to start thinking about the next semester. It can be overwhelming. But, to be honest, you’ve been there, last semester, and the semester before that, and the semester before that… more>>
Kimberlyn Montford
Class Marshal
SO
MUCH TO DO
Congratulations! You are about half-way through, and the end of the semester is almost in sight. Finals will be here before you know it, and the holidays are just around the corner. Soon some of you will begin to travel home or elsewhere to see family and friends. But, there is so much to do!!! Not only for school, but for the holidays as well. more>>
Kim Pettit
Alumni Sponsor
Hello Juniors! You’re over the halfway
point of the semester, and here comes November with tons of fun programs and
events.
The programs we have coming up are
focused on getting you ready for your future. Not sure how to properly eat an
awkward salad in front of a potential employer? Career Services will be hosting
an event called Wine, Dine and Act Fine Etiquette Dinner. You will learn
everything about eating a fancy dinner from which fork to use to how to network
with others.
Another program will be The Game of
Life, which has been rescheduled to Wednesday November 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on
the Esplanade. Join ResLife and Career Services help you plan for life after
college and spin the wheel for prizes.
The big event in November just for
Upper Class students is the Upper Class Super Social on Friday November 14 from
2 to 5 p.m. on the Prassel Lawn. We want to celebrate YOU so come out and enjoy
free food and games for the afternoon.
AND DON’T FORGET! Get free breakfast
tacos the first Friday of every month in the Heidi Lounge from 7:30 to
10:30 a.m.
Salud,
Lyndsey Aguilar
Residential Life Coordinator
Career Services
The Winter
Making Connections events in hometowns across the country are a great way to
network with alumni – right where you live. A little bit of your time over the
holidays gives you great food, great company and the opportunity to meet a
Trinity alumnus who may be in a career that you would consider the career of
your dreams. Read all about the Winter Making Connections events
happening in early January.
And to prepare, make some business cards to hand out to all the alumni you
meet. See a student business card template online or come to the career workshop, Business Card Crafting, on Wednesday, November 12, at 8 p.m.
in the Woodlawn Room.
Saturday, November 8
7:30 p.m.
Laurie Auditorium
Join Asian Sub-continental Association and
Hindu Student Union in the celebration of Diwali. The program is filled with
traditional and modern Indian dances, you will not be disappointed! There will
be free Indian food after the performances!
