You know... Flooooo!

Hi everybody, my name is Folarin Adewale originally pronounced Fo- (like the beginning of four) -la- (like do, re, mi, fa, so, "la")-rin (like the beginning sound of ring). Warning this is for the advanced in mouth gymnastics, as I take great pride in my name, so practice is highly recommend to avoid any sprains for those who want to say my name fully. Most people do just call me Flo for ease although I do have an easy going, gently flowing nature which I believe to have developed from playing sports. My intentions, more importantly, as a PACC leader would be to grow as a person, while actively passing on my own experiences to other transfer students. This would make networking a mutual thing between me and anybody I connect with, while growing socially, earning that good gut feeling of being able to help somebody, and simply improving peoples day with a positive atmosphere.

Things that I like doing would be eating, playing a sport or keyboard, talking with friends and geeking (joking around), bowling, fishing, exercising, dabbling in a bit of anime and manga, reading stories about the world around us a well written made up ones, most importantly staying on my chosen career path, and last but not least finding out more about what I like to do in life as I continue to grow and learn.

Meet Sam!

Hi everyone!!!

My name is Sam and I am TSN leader! TSN stands for Transfer Student Network. I am a returning leader and I am so excited for this semester!

Some fun facts about me:

1. I am a psychology major and aging minor -  feel free to ask me any questions
2. I love dancing and music
3. I love meeting new people and hearing everybody's story!!

Transfer Student Network (TSN) is here for you guys! We offer many workshops and activities for transfer students and we have a lot of fun in store! We want to make you feel welcome and help your transition to UMBC go as smoothly as possible.

Our next workshop is going to be next Wednesday Feb 4th from 12-1 and we are going to be getting a tour of the RAC. Its going to be awesome, and the RAC is a good place to get to know =)

Good luck guys! Any questions feel free to contact any of us.

Keep Smiling!!

Meet Angela! [:

Hi everyone! First off, Happy New Year and welcome back to the new semester! I hope you all enjoyed your winter break!

My name is Angela, and I am pretty sure you've seen me around since I am a returning CA (commuter assistant) to Off Campus Student Services. This semester marks my one year anniversary being here!

A few things about myself are....

- I am currently a Junior

-I am a psychology major on the Developmental Track

-I was a transfer student from Bowie State University

-And I love food and love to sleep [:

With those being said, I hope you get back into the groove with school. For incoming transfer students, welcome! We are excited that you are here and we hope you enjoy UMBC so far! If you ever need help with anything, myself and the other CA's are happy to help!

Stay awesome pawsome [:

-Angela

Welcome back!

Welcome back everyone! I hope you all enjoyed the winter break. I know it went by fast, but now it's time to get back into the swing of things. I come with some new great UMBC news! The PepsiCo Dream Machine has been moved to the first floor of the University Center building. What is the PepsiCo Dream Machine you might ask? The DreamMachine is not just a recycling kiosk, every bottle and recycled helps support the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities in the hopes of making their dreams come true. The kiosk also supports The Nature Conservancy's efforts to protect clean drinking water for millions of people. Participants also earn reward points for recycled bottles and cans, which can be redeemed for discounts of local entertainment and dining, as well as much more! There also happens to be another PepsiCo Dream Machine in Walker Avenue Community Center. Help support UMBC's sustainability!