Queen's Alumni Visit
We heard stories about frosh week, new roommates, midterms and 1500 word essays that were due the next morning.
One theme from the students was clear though; Greenwood helped prepare them for this venture. As teachers it was nice to see that the community we strive to build while students are at Greenwood is still alive and well at Queen’s. Students were just as excited to see us as they were their former classmates and classmates from other years.
Izzy Farag (‘17) and Elly Rosenbaum (‘14) are both part of the campus ambassador program that kicked off this year. Elly and Izzy are both in the Commerce program and have been connecting over coffee to help ease the transition to university life. We also caught up with Rachel Shewfelt (‘14) and Noah Flatt (‘14) both in their final year and they talked to us about the jobs they have lined up for the fall. Many first year students attended and there were lots of laughs and reminiscing about about their Greenwood experiences.
Izzy Farag (‘17) and Elly Rosenbaum (‘14) are both part of the campus ambassador program that kicked off this year. Elly and Izzy are both in the Commerce program and have been connecting over coffee to help ease the transition to university life. We also caught up with Rachel Shewfelt (‘14) and Noah Flatt (‘14) both in their final year and they talked to us about the jobs they have lined up for the fall. Many first year students attended and there were lots of laughs and reminiscing about about their Greenwood experiences.
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Tel: 416 482 9811
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