Daniel Zorn '19
I remember tailgating at a Grand Valley playoff game in December while it was snowing. It was a great time and felt special having a home game so late in the season. The best part of Grand Valley was the people.
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I remember tailgating at a Grand Valley playoff game in December while it was snowing. It was a great time and felt special having a home game so late in the season. The best part of Grand Valley was the people.
My favorite GVSU memories are receiving the Dean's Citation List Award, winning the ACG Mergers & acquisition cup, and participating in the project management competition conducted by Western Michigan Project Management Institute.
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is, during my junior and senior at GVSU, partnering closely with Troy Farley and the Career Center to help center my aspirations and natural inclinations toward business and marketing.
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is, in the Fall of 1966, I remember asking the athletic director if we could have a woman's crew. He said, sure. Just bring me some interested students! It was fun being a pioneer in a brand-new state college.
My favorite and most memorable GV memory is walking across the bridge in sub-zero winters.