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Jermale Eddie '03
One of my favorite memories at GVSU was when Redman and Method Man came to campus for a concert. Once the lights went off, we found out that almost every member of the Wu-Tang Clan was there.
Zach Oborne '20
Besides networking with my CSAL Cohort, my favorite memory was competing in the Sawyer competition in 2018. The competition called for students to dress like a sawyer for an opportunity to be showcased at one of the games.
Matthew D'Oyly '06
One of my favorite GVSU memories is the first snowfall, walking across the bridge and seeing the large blue art piece lightly covered in snow.
Andy Beachnau '85
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories was helping add lights to the varsity and intramural fields, truly a way to "play on, Lakers!"
Anne McAuley Logan '69
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is running into a fellow grad on a cruise from Chile to Antarctica and Ushuaia is a small Argentine city southernmost on the continent. I couldn't believe my ears when Randy said Grand Valley and 1968!
Anne McAuley Logan '69
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.
Patricia Moes, ne Dys '66
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories was being the valedictorian of the first graduating class.
Jenn Penn '10
My best memory would be studying abroad and teaching in South Africa in my last year of school. My first class at Grand Valley was taught by Dr. John Kilbourne and he made it every student's mission to take advantage of the opportunity, so I did.
Kathee Lamberies '03 & '05
A favorite Grand Valley memory is meeting two friends, Jill and Brad, and having all of our 300 and 400-level classes together! It was so nice to go through all that with a core group of friends!
Rebecca Woronko '10
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is my first football game as a student! The buzz and excitement in the student section was something to behold and it was empowering!