Gregory Hyde '82
My favorite Grand Valley memory is being on the first Grand Valley Cross-Country team to compete at the Nationals.
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My favorite Grand Valley memory is being on the first Grand Valley Cross-Country team to compete at the Nationals.
There are so many great memories! As an overarching theme, I participated in Alternative Breaks and those collectively were some of my best memories from GVSU. I met my wife through the program and made some life-long friends.
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is spending Fall days at the Sustainable Agriculture Project taking care of the honey bee hives and harvesting vegetables.
It was the mid to late 70s and I'm sure like many, it was a great time to be a grand valley. The best was being in the first marching band ever and all the craziness that was and co-authoring the GVSC Fight Song.
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is having some of the very best professors and meeting some incredible people I still call friends.