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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
My first football game as a student was so much fun! The buzz and excitement in the student section was something to behold and it was empowering!
Tracey Siebelink '91
I took my student teaching experience on campus in the summer so I didn't have to quit my full-time job.
Matea Caluk '09 & '11
I absolutely loved Kleiner late night. I lived in Kistler, and my friend group would spend hours in Kleiner studying, dancing, and joking around. This really shaped my sense of belonging at GVSU.
Melissa Pyle '18
My favorite Grand Valley memory was being in all of the organizations that I was a member of made my time at Grand Valley.
Samantha Allman '20
My favorite Grand Valley memory has got to be every moment in the College of Education. I became so close with my cohort because we took every class together, worked on math proofs, and collaborated on teaching strategies together.
Takeelia Garrett '96 & '00
My favorite GVSU memory is singing at the football stadium with the Voices of GVSU. That was so much fun even though it was cold.
Scott Morton '07
Studying in the old library with classmates right before finals! The comradery, sharing of ideas, strategies, stories and knowledge made my last year at Grand Valley State my favorite.
Hannah Witte '20
While completing my English major, I felt like I was not a good enough critical thinker and writer compared to my peers, but when I took a class with professor Kurt Bullock, he made me recognize that I actually excel in these areas.