Teresa Seidel '90 & '97
I joined the Grand Valley track team my second year of college. It brought me new friends and new experiences - so many amazing memories.
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I joined the Grand Valley track team my second year of college. It brought me new friends and new experiences - so many amazing memories.
The first memory that comes to mind is one that took place long after graduation. On November 15, 2019 I sat in the GVSU Fieldhouse Arena and watched the university officially welcome its first-ever female president, Philomena Mantella.
One of my favorite memories at GV was being a Graduate Assistant. This opportunity allowed me to work closely with faculty professors and receive mentorship in both my research and professional journey.
There were so many exciting moments being a new Freshman in college, and on top of that, the football was incredible on Saturday nights.
Poker nights with friends in the ravines, followed by a long drive to East GR for late-night hotdogs.