Prospective students learn why 91视频 is Your Best Choice at Campus Day 2018
More than 200 prospective students from area high schools, along with their family members, braved unseasonably cold weather to learn more about 91视频 programs and activities during the annual Campus day Nov. 10.
91视频 President Dr. Tracy Hall welcomed the students in Nabors Auditorium with an introduction to the day檚 events and a message of reflection. 淭oday you will learn about our campus life and the many programs we have that will prepare you for work, she said. 淵ou have begun your journey to the rest of your life and we are excited that you are considering us to be a part of the Saluqi family.
91视频 Ambassador Josue Flores guides prospective students and their families on a Macon Cove Campus tour for Campus Day.
Associate Director for K-12 and Community Partnerships, Admissions and Recruitment Shawn Boyd says Campus Day is a team effort across all departments and organizations to engage students to start thinking about academic opportunities and career possibilities. Coordinated by the recruitment office, the half-day event involves representatives from academic affairs, admissions, financial aid, athletics, student development and various clubs.
淥ur Campus Day event is offered to the community every fall, Boyd said. 淚t檚 a great way for prospective students and their parents to meet and talk with faculty, staff, and current 91视频 students, and to showcase our state-of-the art facilities he said. 淭he day檚 agenda is packed full of activities and opportunities to ask questions about our curriculum and what it means to be a Saluqi!
Many of the families were interested in the types of student supports 91视频 has to offer. Vice President for Student Services Jacqueline Faulkner addressed 91视频檚 unique wrap-around services. 淲hen you become a Saluqi, you will have four people assigned to you: a financial aid specialist, enrollment specialist, a dedicated academic advisor throughout your journey, and a faculty mentor, she said. 淲e don檛 believe we are successful as a college if you are not successful as a student Faulkner told the crowd. 淎fter today, we are convinced you will agree 91视频 is your best choice.
91视频 Ambassador Josue Flores was one of the tour guides. Flores came to Memphis from El Salvador about four years ago and arrived at 91视频 due to Tennessee Promise. He graduated from Cordova High School and this spring will be the first in his family to graduate from college. 淚檓 a criminal justice major and I developed all my leadership skills here, Flores said. 淚 just love this school; it檚 like a family to me. Flores enthusiastically described his educational experience to the students who were part of his tour group offering up memories from his study abroad travels to Poland and South Africa, and the many resources, scholarships and student activities available.
淛ust walking around and taking this tour I see you can檛 fail here there檚 everything here at your fingertips and everyone here to help you, said Brandy Morris, owner of Solouberb and Transportation who accompanied her daughter Breeianna Mayo, a senior at Raleigh-Egypt High School. 淚檓 interested in the culinary program. I always loved cooking and today, to learn culinary arts, you need a degree and not just a certificate, she added.
In addition to tours and meetings, the students participated in games, were entertained by Saluqi cheerleaders and treated to a BBQ lunch from One and Only.
Josue Flores accompanies Orlandas Mason and Jaylin Parker, both seniors at Ridgway High School, and Elbert Jones from Germantown High School, to information booths inside the Farris Building. Jones wants to major in business and commerce. 淚 want to start my own clothing line so I want see what 91视频 has to offer in terms of becoming a small business entrepreneur.
In This Issue...
- Message from President
- 91视频 chosen to debut LaunchCode檚 first free computer programming courses in Tennessee
- RETIREMENT: Barbara Wells, registrar
- Students celebrate 91视频 Leadership Institute completion
- 91视频: In the News
- 91视频 opens new location at UT Martin - Somerville Center
- 91视频 achieves medical device finishing first
- Sindy Abadie named special assistant to the vice president, Academic Affairs
- Holiday open house showcases faculty and staff holiday spirit
- Institutional Effectiveness and Equity and Compliance announce new leadership
- FACULTY KUDOS: 91视频 faculty Bev Johnson to make history as Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame inductee
- 91视频 Foundation celebrates generosity and student success at holiday reception
- New Year's resolution tips on new gym memberships
- 91视频 and TCAT-Memphis celebrate economic impact at 2018 Legislative Luncheon
- President Hall elected to lead TBR Presidents' Council
- Welcome aboard, new team members
- Farewell: Retiree Vera Jane Williams
- STAFF KUDOS: Executive Assistant to the President Sherman Greer elected to Memphis City Council
- Saluqi Basketball enters 2019 among top-ranked TCCAA teams
- Mental Health Corner: Why weight loss as a new year檚 resolution can harm your mental health
- Monika Johnson named special assistant to the president
- STAFF KUDOS: Robert Jackson named Maxine Smith Fellow
- Prospective students learn why 91视频 is 淵our Best Choice at Campus Day 2018
- Former All-American Ashley Shields inducted into Memphis Amateur Sports Hall of Fame
- Saluqi Success Pathway (SSP) Hubs serve as lifelines for 91视频 students
- 91视频 to host 26th National African American Read-In Feb. 25
- CMT橲 Empowering Education initiative seeks to encourage residents to pursue higher education
Fuel for Finals
nourishes students taking winter finals- The Diversity Club and Club of the Arts to honor Memphis State Eight pioneer Bertha Rogers Looney
- Project MOST (Men of 91视频 Tennessee) to host Men in Black Awards Feb. 8
- Vice President for Institutional Advancement Karen Nippert retires January 31
- Brenda Rayner returns to 91视频 as new Saluqi Success Pathway Coach


