Austin Wingett '19
Running for the board in IPO is my best GVSU memory.
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Running for the board in IPO is my best GVSU memory.
My favorite Grand Valley moment would be when my fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc- Iota Epsilon chapter, was able to do a campus and community wide water drive.
My favorite Grand Valley memory is pulling an all-nighter in Neimeyer dorms the night before an African Civ final!
My favorite GVSU memory is during a bake sale held for GVTV in the Kirkhof Center, another GVTV member and I held a free hugs campaign. I made a best friend that day and we still speak daily almost 10 years later.
When I was a freshman, there was quite a snowy winter. One day, around the weekend lunch rush around Kleiner, there was a large crowd mingling outside the building.