Since we only get four years at college, why not make them the best we can? Often times, students journey through college and never experience the full package of all that their undergraduate experience has to offer simply because they get too caught up in schoolwork or extracurricular activities. If you clear the 33 tasks below before graduating, you are well on your way to cap the surface of your undergraduate years.
Jackie Reed is a senior, holding the position of President Pro-Tempore on the Student Government Association’s Senate. She is a communication major focusing on the public relations and journalism cluster. Her position involves filling in for the Vice President of SGA if he or she in not present, and delegates tasks.
It’s an all-too-common story: student works hard and earns A’s throughout their four years of college, takes on an internship, takes part in activities that will be an asset to their resume, graduates… and then cannot find a job.
Here at the University, commuter parking has always been a controversial issue. Commuters complain about the number of parking spaces and the administration tries to figure out ways to make the parking situation a little better. Over the summer, the main commuter lot was renovated and a new traffic pattern was installed.
Oscar Sanchez, a junior, is majoring in Communications with a specialization in Public Relations and Journalism. His minors are Business Administration and Information Technology. After college, Sanchez hopes to receive his Masters degree in Communication either at San Diego State, New York University, Boston University, or the University of Miami. Ultimately, he wants to work […]
Italian Club
As we begin another fun-filled, productive year at Monmouth University, ALI would like to welcome back all new and returning students, faculty, and staff! With the goals of both catering to the LGBT and supporting population on campus, as well as promoting awareness of LGBT issues, ALI hopes to foster a sense of community and […]
As we return to the Monmouth campus after a short and humid summer, there are other things on our minds besides setting up our dorm rooms and preparing for classes.
The spring semester of 2011 was filled with excitement for the ladies of Alpha Sigma Tau. We initiated thirteen lovely ladies into our sisterhood including Staci Burt, Kristina Capriotti, Juliana DePazza, Nicolette DiMucci, Ayla Gudelsky, Susan Imperiale, Lauren Jackson, Amanda Kops, Angela Lucas, Jessica Mazza, Melissa Scharinger, Carly Smith, and Jessica Sponaugle. Along with the […]
The International Reading Association