Rose Myrtha Gelin

I enjoyed listening to what everyone was grateful for. Oftentimes, it's the small things that make all the difference.

The impact that LFFP has in the community and internationally is beautiful. Given the frustration that comes with being online, I still found peace at the end of every session regardless of how I initially entered the session.

social distancing :(

We discussed further the presentation from the evening before and the impact of the pandemic on faculty, staff, students, the underprivileged. We also said our farewells.

The presentation was wonderful and I enjoyed interacting with people outside of the office. Although the fraternity is coed, there were no guys there. They could've gotten something out of the presentation as well which is unfortunate.

We brainstormed how to make the new OAS space inviting to students which ended up being a lot of fun. One of the directors also spoke to us about exactly what she does day to day which was informative.

Having the one-on-one time with Rebecca to reflect and keep on task with goals was super insightful. I learned more about opportunities at GW.

I enjoyed hearing from our guest speaker, Christina, from the Title IX office. She was very informative and passionate which made the experience educational.

Cannot wait to reach out to the clubs/orgs we have identified!