September 13, 2006 11:31 AM
Happy to be a PAL again!
It is so happy to be in CNR, it is like a second home to me! When there is a question, I am sure my advisors are always here for me. They are very supportive and warm. As I have more and more experience in the college, I feel like it is easier to give help to my peers on classes, resources, etc. PAL is such a great opportunity for me to do it and give back to my “home”!
Being as a PAL last semester, I enjoyed talking with students during office hours on their classes, majors, college policies, concerns and expectations from an area of expertise, etc. It was really rewarding when I saw they got the information they needed. PALs worked as a team on planning events and tabling. We experienced team work at the same time while serving together. It was also pleasurable to represent the college and to speak with parents and incoming students about our college and majors on Cal Day or special events. It enriched my experience at Cal at a different level! My college life would be very different if I have never joined PAL. All of these gave me a lot of training to be a better leader and to help others in my career as a dietitian.
I would like to keep promoting our college through out reaching others students and different activities to make CNR a more diverse and beautiful community! This semester, I would like to continue to give and learn as a PAL!
Jelyn A. Evangelista | Permalink | Comment on this article | Comments (0)
Comments (0)
There are currently no comments.
Post a Comment
Categories
Links
The College of Natural Resources
Recent Posts
Some suggestions on how to tackle the issue of scheduling class and graduating on time
Midterm Breather and Getting Prepared for upcoming Exams
My personal way of how to stay on track
Switching into CNR vs. Telebears
Tips for planning out your best fit spring schedule
TELEBEARS IS HERE! Spring 2010 advice on classes?
Ready for Spring 2010? Recommended classes offered only during spring
Why I chose to become a CNR Peer Advisor
Monthly Archives
Syndication