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I will definitely miss hockey but I'm looking forward to graduating and possibly pursuing a masters in the near future.

Find a good mix. Get a social life. Don't stress too much just have fun.

I’m going to miss the quiet environment of the Fireplace Lounge in Adanti; often, after a long day of classes and studying, I would take an hour to sit and read, watching over the pavilion as the sun set. While I’m sad my journey at Southern is coming to a close, I am very excited to start the next chapter!

Life isn’t linear; it weaves and twists. Don’t cut corners just to get to the finish line — take the time to look at the things around you.

My favorite part of my time at SCSU was getting to work in the math emporium. During my time as a tutor, I have met some incredible people that I am lucky enough to call my friends. Additionally, through this experience, I have been able to recognize that I enjoy helping students through allowing them the opportunity to reach clarity on concepts that they may have struggled with their entire academic careers.

I am going to miss the time that I have been able to spend with my classmates on campus and the relationships that I have built with each and every one of them as a result. However, I am eager to continue to do so while I am working towards achieving my master’s degree and sixth-year certificate.

Although being a college student may be challenging or overwhelming at times, it is essential that you do not let this hinder your ability to reach greatness. You are capable of success and the biggest hurdle in achieving that success is the level of confidence you have in yourself.

It's a tie between my study abroad trip and my thesis defense

I'm going to miss seeing my friends on a daily basis and chatting with my professors during their office hours. But I'm very excited for all of our future endeavors!

Get involved! It's really going to enhance your experience at Southern and that's how I made most of my friends!

My Favorite part of SCSU was getting to be involved in countless programs, jobs, activities and events. I met and networked with so many people, it’s hard to keep track. But my most favorite part of being an Owl, was getting to work in the Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies. I never thought I would feel like I had a home again after leaving my lab back in high school. But Dr. Grace took me under his wing Freshmen year and the rest was history. He then introduced me to Dr. Breslin who helped me develop new skills sets for working in a marine wet lab. And who could forget about getting to go Scuba Diving with Dr. Grace back at the place where I first got open water Scuba certified! It was like a dream come true. If there are any faculty members who made my time at Southern more enjoyable then working in the lab, it was Dr. Breslin and Dr. Grace. Tanks to you two!🐠

I think it is safe to say that I am going to immensely miss my lab and all my fishies. Especially Ben and Jerry, my amazing horseshoe crabs who listened to every horrible exam and quiz I had over the past 4 years. I am also going to miss being on campus. There were days where I would come to campus at 7am and not leave until 10 pm. I can safely say I have explored ALL portions of campus. I made a lot of good memories on campus that will stay with me for the rest of my life!

Advice for incoming students? DON’T WORRY! Everyone takes different paths, even if you take a winding road to get to the SAME destination as your friend, you still got there! The journey is half the fun, make the most of it!

Every meal in conn hall was cherished.

I’m going to miss what was missed.

Don’t hesitate, work hard, and eat conn for absolutely every meal.

Looking forward to a Real Job

Since I wasn't able to be on campus yet, I don't have too many memories. All I know is that there are some incredibly committed and hard-working professors and faculty at SCSU. We have all gone through this crazy pandemic time together and for professors to have risen to the occasion along with my fellow students, is a huge accomplishment. It warms my heart that we have a great community.

There's not a lot that I will miss. I've been going to school off and on for years. I've gone to 5 different institutions in three different states. To be honest, I'm very much ready for this undergraduate journey to come to an end. However, I am very much looking forward to my graduate school journey at SCSU for School Psychology.

Change happens. Don't be afraid to fight for what you want. Commit 100% and there's nothing you can't accomplish.

"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today" — Malcom X

Living in North Campus Midrise

I’m going to miss the good times the most, and I’m looking forward to the better times

Get involved!

Attending all social distance events at Southern allowed me the opportunity to connect with various leaders across multiple field has transformed me into a person I am today. A shy college freshman, fearful of human interaction, I could never have imagined how my life would change in just 4 years. With the support of faculty, staff, family and friends I went from shy, isolated student to a student leader with positions such as Orientation Ambassador, Peer Mentor, Muslim Student Association Club President, Social Justice advocate, Math Tutor and Track Athlete and so forth. While my path hasn’t been always easy, I have grown into a confident, considerate and respected leader both at my workplace and university. My academic, leadership and professional experiences have transformed me into an independent and dedicated student and I am positive that these skills will serve me well in the future as I embark on this next chapter of my life.

Sitting in the library every night waiting for my friends to discuss their daily life and connecting with each other at interpersonal level.

Southern presents you with plenty of opportunities to help develop your soft and hard skills, don’t miss out on any opportunity. These skills will take you far long in life.

Collecting mushrooms for mycology class

I’ll miss seeing my fellow classmates and hoping to find a job in a laboratory

Study and don’t over stress

Meeting new people and being part of a wonderful community. I loved how connected I felt to the university, the curriculum, my classes, and the other students.

I will miss going to campus and I’m looking forward to starting a new chapter in my life and to say that I’ve finally completed my Master’s Degree.

Never give up... even on the nights your sitting in bed with your textbooks and notes scattered around you.. I promise every smile, tear, laugh and cry will all be worth it in the end!

I loved to sit at the library and study whenever I had a chance. I also enjoyed taking a walk at the university when I needed a break. The faculty and the University were a great support when I was there. The overall environment is great for a learning atmosphere

I am going to miss the cafeteria inside the student center building. When you got hungry and you also had a lot to finish, it was the right place to be.

Its not about how well you perform when you are around people, but its about how well you perform when you are alone, and nobody is watching. Life is short, you can buy most things but not time. The time today will not return tomorrow so do the right things in life on time. Incomplete things in life can contribute to add stress in your life, so try to complete what you begin. Always remember the less fortunate people in life when you want to stay motivated and finally, there is no easy way to hard work and success. And as Steve jobs said," stay hungry, stay foolish."

I am going to miss seeing the faces of my best friends on campus while in passing, studying in the library, or sitting next to each other at the beginning of an exam. I am looking forward to hearing all of the accomplishments the nursing cohort makes in the coming years and getting out into the field of nursing we are all so passionate about to start making a difference!

Take in every single moment! You hear all of the time that college is the fastest 4 years of your life thus far and you honestly do not believe it until it is the end of your senior year. Do not forget to make the moments that will live on with you with the people you love the most and enjoy every second.

My favorite time in SCSU is getting together with other students, faculty and staff to share and exchange ideas on a variety of subjects. I believe that the nursery for inspiration and innovation is any forum where intellectual ideas can be exchanged without censorship.

I am going to miss the support system that acknowledges hard work and determination and makes every effort to help you succeed. I am looking forward to inspiring and being a support to others.

This is the time to push yourself, test your limits and to create a path to your place in society. Don’t just strive to get by, find your passion and excel in it. University is an experience, and securing a degree is just part of it. Explore every opportunity of nonacademic exposure like playing key roles in clubs and organizations, this will help you develop leadership qualities and team spirit.

Joining Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity. As well as living on Campus for my Freshman and Sophomore Year in Schwartz Hall.

I am going to miss my undergraduate Fraternity brothers, as well as being apart of Greek Life on Southern's Campus. I am looking forward to applying what I have learned in the Communication Work Place to help others.

Don't, give up, and never say never. You have to learn in college how to crawl before you are able to walk. Don't take anything for granted. Seek help when you need to. Also, get involved and make lots of friends.

Intramural Soccer (2x champs) Caribean Student Association (CSA) Kompa Dance Instruction for CSA Visiting the Regional Water Authority

Remember what you are here for, have fun while you at it!

Action Research with Prof. Bower-Phipps Beloved with Prof. Hutchinson Hamlet with Prof. Shea Pullman with Prof. Smyth Every moment with Prof. Villani Blake with Prof. Rosso My Favorite Thing Is Monsters with Prof. Baraw

My favorite part of my time at SCSU was working for RHA as the programming board chair by creating programs for residents and attending conferences.

I’m going to miss living on campus and the friends that I’ve met from different backgrounds, but looking forward to getting a successful career at a television network and entering a new chapter in my life.

Expand your options when you’re thinking of changing your major or concentration. Attend classes that you’re interested in regardless of what it is, and if that new major or concentration is something you want to do in your future career, then go for it!

Small Ensemble concerts

I will miss the professors that have guided and helped me succeed and I am looking forward to navigating the real world and traveling

Tough it out and don’t party too hard

So many to recall. Seeing Joe Biden at Lyman Center, working for the Office of Integrated Communications and Marketing, being a part of Crescent magazine, and interacting with a multitude of staff and students come to mind. The celebrity interactions are also great — Michael Phelps and Leslie Odom Jr. were favorites.

I will miss participating and being with my undergraduate friends in the classroom and the newsroom. I will also miss working as a university photographer, showcasing campus life to our university community and beyond. I am looking to pursue a master's degree in strategic communications and public relations, and entering the world of news media, journalism, and public relations very soon!

Get out of your comfort zone! Try something new, and maybe it can grow into a new passion. And most importantly, be kind to yourself and be good to other people. The relationships and connections you form here will go a long way.

My favorite part were the multicultural events and being able to dive into other’s cultural experience through food and tradition, I was able to meet some really cool people.

I will miss my chemistry professors the most especially the one’s that helped me when I was lost. I am looking forward to physician assistant school and my future career.

I would tell them to get involved of they can, I wish I would’ve gotten more involved in clubs my freshman year. I would tell them that if they are struggling with a course to don’t be afraid to utilize office hours for professors or even PALs and Tutors that are available, they have been a huge help getting me through some of my courses.

Everyday may not be good, but there's good in every day.

My favorite part of Southern were the big events that were thrown where you can see everyone that went to Southern just having a good time and socializing.

I am going to miss just going and learning from Southern and I am looking forward to using what I have learned towards my future.

I would advise the incoming student to take advantage of everything southern has to offer and don't take it for granted. This with be a wonderful 4 years and you will learn so much.

Always start a group chat with your fellow classmates. You’re all in this together!

Living in Farnham Hall my Freshman year.

I will miss the campus, the people, and the professors.

Mental health always comes first!!

This university introduced me to an array of local organizations that I will stay involved with. I enjoyed working with groups around CT that are making a difference in this state, this region, and this city; joining in that effort, and sharing this with other students was the best part my time at SCSU.

I will miss seeing friends near campus in Westville. I will feel lost without the awesome crew at STEM-IL.

Visit the community garden behind Davis Hall.

Time spent being a Peer Mentor for incoming Freshman college students, an HPV champion, and secretary of National Association of Hispanic Nurses "Multicultural Health Leaders".

The relationships and friendships that I have made over the years with my fellow classmates and faculty. I am looking forward to starting my career as a Registered Nurse on a Heart and Vascular unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Never give up on chasing your dreams even if you hit obstacles along the way, if you want something continue to work towards your goals until you reach them!

Working in the Digital Production Facility under Professor Rich Glinka! My time there gave me some of my biggest laughs and learning experiences, and most importantly, my greatest friends.

My roommates at North Campus! I'll always cherish the late-night card games, or just standing in the kitchen eating single pieces of American cheese. I look forward to the opportunities my degree will bring me, and future visits to the campus!

Make sure you get some gym time in every week! Stress wreaks havoc on the body and mind, so keeping the body healthy will keep the mind the same.

My favorite part at southern was the friendly class and professor.

I will miss the time I worked so hard for class! I am looking forward to starting a new chapter in my life!

Keep working hard, believe yourself, try your best for the things you love. Even you fail, you won’t regret it!

Being a part of many different clubs and organizations and making lifelong friends!

I am going to miss camping out the Buley Library study rooms! I am looking forward to start working as a RN!

DO NOT GIVE UP! This is too shall pass. Always remember that weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning! Keep on keeping on.

Being part of the Muslim Student Association and Dr. Hwang's research project.

I am going to miss being constantly on the go. To the next chapter of my life and where it will take me.

Try to live in the moment.

Playing for SCSU Men's Rugby

My favorite part of my time at SCSU was going on campus to hang out with my twin sister - yes, we are identical!

I am going to miss the "easiness" of being an undergraduate student, but now I can look forward to completing my degree with my Master's next!

Do not stress! It is not as scary as high school, I swear!

Walking around the campus and meeting new people that became my lifelong friends.

I am excited to attend graduate school at Southern Connecticut Fall 2021.

Do not cram when studying for exams because they cover a lot of information. Also, enjoy your time in college because it goes by really fast.

Working at RES LIFEEE with the res life family, and being apart of the social work family.

I'm going to miss my family here. The foundation. I look forward to whatever life has in store for me.

Save your money, take summer classes to graduate early, and give your all! Don't be afraid to be the only one speaking up about what you believe in. Be the voice, because it only takes one.

Being in the NE10 Championship final with the Women`s soccer team

Being part of such a great community and program

Enjoy your time and take opportunities

When I first visited Southern Connecticut University, I immediately felt a sense of belonging and was amazed by the faculty’s attention and enthusiasm. Their professionalism and attentiveness resonated with me and I knew they would help me to succeed and accomplish my goals. My favorite time at Southern was interacting with my professors. They inspire me each day and are as committed to my education as I am. Their support has encouraged me to be the best student I can be and to work hard to achieve my dreams. Therefore, Southern Connecticut State University is by far one of the best colleges that I have attended. The time that I spent here was the most valuable experience in my life.

With graduation approaching, I have found myself very nostalgic about the fact that this is my last semester at SCSU. The thing that I am going to miss the most is my student life. It was filled with many ups and downs, but at the same time, it has been full of joy and happiness as well. After my graduation, I would like to continue to grow as an individual and professional by putting into practice all of the knowledge that I have acquired at SCSU.

You made one of the best decisions in your life by becoming an Owl. Southern Connecticut State University is a great place to get an education and grow as a person. My best advice for being a successful student is to manage your time, set goals, and surround yourself with positive, successful people. Also, take advantage of the opportunities to learn that this amazing university offers.

Studying abroad in Granada, Spain and volunteering in Malaysia with the help of Southern.

I will miss the late night conversations as my peers and I made our way through the education program. I am also thankful for Active Minds since my experiences with the organization helped overcome my mental health struggles.

Be yourself, take risks, and leave your comfort zone. Amazing memories lie ahead; stay focused on living them.

My time as a student leader was the highlight of my time at SCSU. I was able to meet life changing people and make invaluable memories. Any success going forward has to be somewhat attributed to my experience as an orientation ambassador and peer mentor!

I am going to miss the environment. This school is like no other. Something as simple as a nice day on the academic quad in front of the library sticks in my memory.

Take advantage of the opportunities! Success is part talent, part hard work, and a lot of fortunate opportunities! SCSU has opportunities, just go and get them! Good luck!

The interaction with the teachers has been the most beneficial.

The people and the dining rooms

Take life one day at a time.

Learning

I’m not going to miss the long campus walks for commuters lol. I’ll miss the community.

Don’t get frustrated and work with your professors and advisers! They’re there to help you succeed!

Getting to grow within the SCSU community and meeting my new lifelong friends!

I will miss being apart of the SCSU community and being apart of the club Habitat for Humanity. I am looking forward to continuing my education at Sacred Heart University and getting into the field.

Take your time and enjoy every minute of your experience; it will fly by!!

The continuous programs and events going on around campus.

I will always cherish seeing other students living their best life and enjoying every minute at SCSU.

Put yourself out there! There is always something for you, I promise!

Sitting outside Buley Library on a sunny day and running into friends and Professors outside of class. My time being a member of the Public Health Society as well as Treasurer of the Muslim Student Association.

Studying in Buley Library with my friends, Praying in the prayer room in between classes, Mr. James( The best shuttle bus driver :) I looking forward to starting my MPH program at Columbia University this Fall!

Create your own balance between work and school. Find out what works for you personally and stick with it! There is always so much to remember so invest in a planner now and actually use it. If you have extra time maybe join a club or two that fits your interests and if your going to study don't actually tell your friends where you are cause they will come and find you (Trust me haha)

My favorite part of being at SCSU throughout these four years is being a part our annual Welcome Week

I am going to miss the supportive community that Southern offered but I am looking forward to taking on professional roles in the workforce.

Please be patient with yourselves, the transition from high school to college is not an easy one but trust that you have made the best decision!

Meeting the friends I will keep for the rest of my life

I am going to miss walking around campus and sitting on the library steps in the warm weather. I am looking forward to going towards my career goal and helping people.

Sometimes you may feel like something is impossible. An impossible task or an impossible day. Just keep pushing through and know that you can make anything possible.

When I completed writing 316 pages and successfully defended my dissertation!

I will miss celebrating the wonderful accomplishments my classmates achieved during each semester!

To dream big and to get active. Enjoy every moment you have on campus with your classmates, friends, and professors!

Attending to Anatomy & Physiology labs and the several clinical experiences I had.

The thing I will miss the most is going to the library, since I used that time to do all my homework. I am looking forward to practice as an RN.

I would tell them to never give up, no matter how hard it may seem because if you truly want to become a nurse you'll make it.

My favorite part of my time at SCSU has been gathering weekly with my InterVarsity Christian Fellowship family where we gathered as a close group of friends eager to learn more about Jesus and how to serve him faithfully on campus!

I will miss the friends I have met at SCSU who I cherish so deeply, but I look forward to maintaining those friendships and for the new friends I will undoubtedly make in my teaching career to come!

College can be overwhelming and stressful, but it will go by in a flash... believe me! Appreciate the small joys and celebrate the victories in each day!

Meeting friends that i will cherish forever

I made some great friendships in this program. The nurse residency sessions were the best part. We got get to know each other and make friendships from students living throughout the USA

Lively Blackboard discussion board conversations, meeting nice students and people in the library sphere, mentoring at CfAL’s Tech4Teens, filming a book talk, and creating my own digital library.

By far, my biggest piece of advice for any incoming graduate students pursuing their MLIS is to get into a rhythm with your work by using a schedule of some kind. A totally online program like this can become especially overwhelming if you try to wait to do each assignment and do not break them down into smaller, more manageable parts to complete first. Too, try to get to know some of the other students in your classes. Nice as it would be to be physically in a class interacting with your peers, the online format isn’t bad either since it gives you the chance for unique interactions. For example, my classes allowed me to chat with students from across the country that used their different backgrounds/experiences to support one another and make the material more understandable. In turn, this made the classes feel much closer to the in-person ones that I was accustomed to. Last but not least, have fun and do not lose sight of your goal. If you know where to look in the classes and on campus, there is some definite fun to be had. However, try to not get distracted too much to the point where you’re not on top of things to graduate yourself when your time comes.

Meeting the homies for life. Being involved heavily on campus.

I am going to miss New Haven pizza and the games under the lights.

Stay focused.

Going from undergrad at SCSU to returning for Grad school. This is truly my home away from home.

I am going to miss my classmates and professors the most. I look forward to visiting and starting a new chapter of my life.

Don’t leave anything for last minute.

Having great professors who took the time out to teach and be there for us during the pandemic .

I am going to miss my fellow classmates and looking forward to attending SCSU graduate program to get my masters in Sociology.

Study hard and be yourself. Make sure you keep with your assignments and don't be afraid to ask for help.

I really loved all my four years at Southern! My favorite part of time at SCSU was making such amazing and long-lasting friendships that I'll cherish forever! My biggest highlight was playing Frisbee every afternoon with my fellow research interns during IAF Internship (Summer 2019).

I'm going to miss the most - hanging out with my friends and fellow classmates. Those were some of the best times of my four years at SCSU. I really loved attending all different events hosted by student organizations and clubs and will definitely miss those a lot. I'm looking forward to working as an Ophthalmic Scribe at Consulting Ophthalmologists with different subspecialty ophthalmologists and gaining clinical experience. I'm looking forward to start a new chapter in my life - to attend medical school and become a pediatrician!

Make the most of your time at SCSU! Set goals for yourself and make it happen! Don't be afraid to seek out help when needed, regardless of academic help or not.

My favorite part of my time at SCSU was being able to get involved in ecological research that has helped start my career. The staff, specifically Dr. Brady, work diligently in the Bio department to my dreams to fruition.

I'm going to miss Beaver Pond. Southern's campus has the beauty of urban

Incoming students, get out of your comfort zone. Take the random class that excites you. This is your journey (and debt) take full control of your experience and make the most out of it!

Watching myself and my friends grow. We have changed together in so many positive ways, and the bonds that result from experiencing these shifts together are immeasurable.

In all reality, I think I will miss my campus counselor the most! I am immensely grateful for her wisdom throughout my final year at Southern, and I wouldn't be who I am without her. I am looking forward to casually reading. I have a stockpile of books that I plan to work through!

Take it easy on yourself. Higher education is challenging, and we all have our limits. There is plentiful academic/emotional support at Southern when you need it.

I enjoyed attending student appreciation day every year with my friends. Another favorite part of my time at SCSU were my clinicals, especially my Capstone experience in the Bridgeport Hospital Emergency Department.

I am going to miss the Southern community and my nursing family. I am looking forward to beginning my career as an RN this fall!!

Make sure you find a balance between schoolwork and self-care. Always take time, even if its just one day a week, to relax and take a break from school work.

Bookmarks and all of the friends I’ve made throughout the years.

My friends who are staying behind and the weekly meetings with my friends

Don’t be afraid to ask questions and reach for the stars

My favorite part of my time at Southern has been meeting and spending time with my amazing friends. I am grateful to Southern for connecting our paths. I have also really enjoyed getting involved on campus. Thank you to Katie and the staff in the Academic Success Center, and to Sal, Devon, and Yarelis in the Office of Orientation, Transition, and Family Engagement for all of your support. And thank you to Drs. McCullagh and Zipoli for the opportunity to contribute to the Auditory Processing, Phonology, and Literacy Evaluation research team as an undergraduate research assistant. I am so grateful for these opportunities, they have all been highlights of my time as an undergraduate student here at Southern.

I am looking forward to continuing my education as a student in Southern's master's program in Speech-Language Pathology with my best friends.

The best advice I have is to get involved, whether that is in a club or organization, in research, or as a student worker. Getting involved has been a highlight of my time at Southern, and I have had so many great opportunities and valuable experiences as a result of my campus involvement.

The connections made with fellow students, faculty, and staff as well as the support I received throughout my process.

Not being around the SCSU community as often as when attending. In contrast, I will look forward to making new connections in new academic communities and finishing my next degrees: A Master of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy in Religion.

There are resources at your disposal and people who care about investing in you; therefore, take advantage of that and honor that.

Graduation!

I will miss the journey but I am looking forward to being a professor at Southern Connecticut State University.

Relax, have confidence in yourself, and work your tail off!

It doesn't matter how many times you change your major as long as you finish!

Lunch day for commuters, parties, club meetings, meeting new people

If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything

Singing with BSU on the patio

I’m going to miss the clubs and gathering and I’m looking forward to learning more about my career

Choose your friends wisely .

Being on the SCSU track team and meeting a variety of new people

Track meets is what I will miss the most and I am looking forward to receiving my master's degree in sports psychology

Master the art of time management. Know when to take a break and have fun these four years fly by

Some of the best moments have to be during the first weeks of the semester when everyone is enjoying the academic quad.

Don't give up, you never know what will be waiting for you once you finish!

When I was able to actually have a reason to be on campus!

I'm going to miss being able to go to school from the comport of my bed. I am looking forward to going to Utica College for my Masters in Occupational Therapy.

The college years will pass you by quickly. Make a conscious effort to create memories and have fun. Be the person who cheers for their classmates, makes new acquaintances, and has a good time with their friends.

My favorite part of my time at SCSU, was getting to know my classmates and professors. Their experiences, and their life stories proved to be their inspiration and reason for pursuing a career in the Social Work field same as mine has done for me.

I am going to miss the atmosphere that is associated with being a student in general. But I look forward to keeping the friendships and connections I have made and see where my degree will take me in the future.

My advice to incoming students is to not be afraid to talk to your Professors... "Life" happens, emergencies, unexpected distractions.. these professors are here to help you succeed.... If you do the work, participate in class they are more willing to help you when something comes up unexpectedly. DON'T EVER GIVE UP- JUST KEEP SWIMMING

Meeting my forever friends and joining my sorority

Trying to find my car.

Friends and professors who helped me along the way to discovering my career.

Go downtown, learn about the city. So many parks, restaurants in a short walking distance. There are many opportunities for different personalities. New Haven is just a little New York. Some museums are also free! There's always something new in New Haven. Goodluck!

Joining the E-board for SCSU TV was my favorite part of being at SCSU. SCSU TV gave me a better outlook on the world of video production, in addition to a bunch of friends. Shoutout everyone who made videos with me during my time at Southern.

I'm going to miss SCSU TV the most, it is the club that made me friends, gave me work experience, and an environment like no other. I am looking forward to taking my experience into the working world of video production, hopefully sooner than later!

Get out there as soon as you can. Join clubs, organizations, sports- just make friends. It will enrich your experience greatly.

I truly enjoyed engaging with my professors and fellow students in the classroom.

I will miss the lively discussions about matters relating to political science. I learned a great deal from my professors, who are truly knowledgeable and supportive individuals. I hope to apply my awareness of local, national, and international affairs in whatever endeavors I embark upon.

If you keep an open mind, at Southern you will learn to engage in critical thinking and acquire the skill to become a lifelong learner. It will positively enrich your life well beyond your college years!

My favorite times at SCSU were bonding with my professors during research and colleagues during study sessions.

What I will miss the most are my colleagues and professors. What I am looking forward to the most is engaging in a career that promotes and protects my community’s health. I am also looking forward to continuing to inspire others to fulfil their greatest potential.

The advice that I would give to incoming students is to always obtain a paid internship experience during your collegiate summers and participate in community service trips during your Spring Break.

I have been very fortunate to have been able to play field hockey these last 3 years while continuing my education. My favorite time at SCSU was competing in the NE10 but also currently my student teaching experience. Both experiences have allowed me to grow and come out of my comfort zone.

I am going to miss seeing my team and my friends all the time along with being able to play field hockey again (after next season). I am looking forward to continuing to give back to the community by becoming a special education teacher and in the future a field hockey coach.

My biggest advice for incoming students is to get involved with as much as you can. It allows you to stay busy but also allows you to meet so many people!

One of my favorite times at SCSU was the constant activities, music, and food that were available during the warm weather outside. There is always something fun going on!

I will miss being able to talk with my classmates and professors on a regular basis. I feel like I have learned the most through the experience of others and sharing my own experiences. I am looking forward to learning as much as I can about social work and going into the field.

If I had one peice of advise to offer incoming students it would be to get involved in something at SCSU. No matter what it is, you will get more of a sense of community and well rounded education if you are able to enjoy everything that SCSU has to offer. Whether it is having an on campus job, joining a sports team, or a club, just do something!

Listening to a teacher's random tangent when they think no one is listening and discovering something new.

I'm really going to miss the talking about personal favorites with the English and Music teachers I've had.

Don't be afraid of your teacher.

Living with my friends and being apart of amazing clubs!

I’m going to miss late night shenanigans with my roomies the most. I’m most looking forward to getting my masters and seeing what the future has in store for me.

Always find new ways to meet new people and get involved in student organizations and activities!

My favorite part of my time at SCSU is being a part of the campus's lively energy. I find that there's comfort in being a part of something bigger than myself.

I think Most of all, I will miss the Art department. The amount of support, encouragement, and direction I received from my professors and advisement is out of this world.

When things get tough and you feel stuck, count down from five and take off like a rocket!

I'm going to miss being apart of F.A.C.E and preparing for shows. I'm looking forward to the unknown blessings and success that will come my way.

Don't be afraid to try new things, join different organizations around campus and find what it is that makes you happy.

Freedom and exploration

Always believe in yourself. You will do great things.

Hillel Shabbats, Hebrew Lessons, and my classes.

1) The friends and memories I made here. 2) New adventures!

“Do not do unto others what you do not want done to yourself.”- Hillel