For graduate students who are looking to get more involved in campus life, there are numerous student organizations that offer opportunities to meet new people, learn a new skill or get active in a particular field of interest.
My goal as president is to listen to our community of marginalized students and allies and find ways to expand their knowledge about what equity looks like in the classroom and at work.
When deciding what university is the right fit for you, remember you will spend years living, working and learning in that area. The location should be a strength of the college and add more opportunities.
For Jallow, ATMOS was the perfect opportunity to get the support to excel as an undergraduate student and advance into a graduate business program. Reflecting on her time in the ATMOS program, one of the highlights for Jallow was the collaborative learning environment.
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