For this experience me and my group got together to meet for this first time at the Starbucks on campus. Both me and my co-leader are from Austin, TX, and our conversation partners are from Japan, India, and Ukraine! During this first meeting we all created a WhatsApp to have an easier way to communicate with one another as well as just talking and getting to know a little background about each other. We talked about everything from our favorite pop artists to how the international students were adapting to their new temporary home in Arkansas. Me and my co-leader made sure the students were finding everything ok and made sure to let them know that they could always reach out to us if they had any questions or concerns about anything!
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I interacted with people from all over the United States and connected with them to share my knowledge and passion about the University of Arkansas! I really enjoy hearing a little bit about how every family comes from different backgrounds and being able to connect with a large variety of people!
On Wednesday, December 8th, I gave tour through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to a group of potential new students and their teacher from Clinton, Arkansas. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour so that these high schoolers could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like.
On Wednesday, December 1st, I gave two tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families from all over the country. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour and one informative residence hall tour to prospective students and families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like.
On Wednesday, November 17th, I gave two tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families from all over the country. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour and one informative residence hall tour to prospective students and families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like.
On Wednesday, November 10th, I gave two tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families from all over the country. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour and one informative residence hall tour to prospective students and families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like.
On Wednesday, November 3rd, I gave two tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour and one informative university recreation facility tour (of the HPER), to prospective students and families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like. For the campus tour, I actually had the opportunity to give it to a group of about twenty-five students and their teachers, who were coming from the Little Rock area, as a part of a field trip for their senior class!
On Saturday, October 30th, I gave two back-to-back tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave a combined informative campus and housing tour to prospective students and their families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like. My tour group included 20 prospective students and parents, which was a large group, but a good opportunity for me to grow and share my experiences from being a current student here!
On Wednesday, October 27th, I gave two tours through the University of Arkansas' Office of Admissions to potential new students and their families. I brought a positive, energetic, and engaging attitude and gave one informative campus tour and one informative residence hall tour to prospective students and families so they could better visualize what being a student at the University of Arkansas would look like. For the campus tour, I actually had the opportunity to give it to a group of about twenty students and their teacher, who were coming from Rogers High School as a part of a field trip for a college and career readiness club (LULAC Latino Leaders) that they are all a part of! Apart of this tour involved me taking them inside Kimpel Hall where one of the journalism graduate students assisted in giving us a tour of the building and the program offerings. Attached is a photo of the student tour group inside of the University of Arkansas Television Station's (UATV) control room in Kimpel Hall.