Eric Cousins '15
One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is serving as a Resident Assistant for three years, building relationships with staff and students, all working to make GVSU a better place to live and learn.
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One of my favorite Grand Valley memories is serving as a Resident Assistant for three years, building relationships with staff and students, all working to make GVSU a better place to live and learn.
My favorite memory has to be giving tours for the Admissions office. I loved getting to meet potential students and parents and share my love for the University. I made great friends with my fellow tour guides and I'm so thankful for that experience.
One of my favorite memories is going to a career fair! Chatting with various employers was a great experience and very informative.
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.
Although I thoroughly enjoyed the classes that I took, my favorite memory at GVSU was attending the sporting events like soccer games and football tailgates with friends.