Elizabeth Kalafut '24 & '25
My favorite Grand Valley memory is running the Boston Marathon, the week of graduation made earning my master's degree even more memorable.
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My favorite Grand Valley memory is running the Boston Marathon, the week of graduation made earning my master's degree even more memorable.
I always enjoyed the luxury of being able to visit often with my uncle, Norman TenBrink, who was a long-time faculty member in the geology department, and who's office was just a few steps away from my living center (Weed).
One of my favorite GVSU memories is taking BIO 109 "Plants in the Word" with Elise Hollister. She is an amazing professor who really made an impact on me and my educational journey!
I have too many memories but having to greet the incoming freshmen class in the field house during freshmen welcome week with Victor Cardenas is one of my most stressful memories.
My favorite GVSU memory is Mrs. Jamison's writing exploration class. I learned so much about other people in that class as she really encouraged us to open up and share our stories.