Alyssa Peterson Bringin' Order To The Court
(11/01/16 3:24pm)
Helping Kean University's Women's Tennis team, Alyssa Peterson, was part of the team earning its third straight 5-4 win against Baruch College.
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Helping Kean University's Women's Tennis team, Alyssa Peterson, was part of the team earning its third straight 5-4 win against Baruch College.
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Outdoor Adventure and Recreation Club Flyer | Flyer Credit: OAR Club
The Outdoor Adventure and Recreation (OAR) Club at Kean University is a non-funded student organization that plans outdoor events, as well as indoor activities, for students who do not have the time to create these ideas themselves.
With the end of the semester comes final exams, projects and for many students, presentations. But do not fear speaking in front of a class because the Kean University Communication Department offers services through the Speech Lab to help students combat the fear of public speaking and better prepare for presentations.
As the semester approaches its midpoint, the Office of Intervention and Retention will offer a variety of workshops to help students stay on track throughout the remaining weeks of the fall semester, especially during crunch time.
Being a student trustee means listening to the voice of the Kean University student body and helping the university grow. A student trustee is expected to keep the World Class Education mission statement alive and serve as a bridge between students and faculty.