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One of my favorite memories is choreographing an intro-level hip-hop dance for the GVSU Dance Troupe with my roommate/best friend. We had a lot of fun working out the choreography together, tie-dying the group's costumes, and getting to dance!
My favorite GVSU memories are probably related to the group road trips to Florence, Alabama for the 2005 and 2006 Division II National Championship football games.
My favorite memory at GVSU was walking at graduation... we were treated like rock stars at the VanAndel Arena!
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories was attending potluck dinners at Niemeyer Living Center, the original location near Kleiner.
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.
