LAOP 2020 · No. 16
Bill Hulseman; Dr. Tyjaun A. Lee
The building up of my resume was transactional, but the experience of contributing and participating was transformational.
Bill Hulseman
Bill Hulseman, a former school administrator, looked back on his years at Fairfield University: his courses taught him to anticipate, but campus life, from the glee club to student activism, taught him to participate. Dr. Tyjaun A. Lee, president of the Penn Valley campus of Metropolitan Community College, explained why her advisors ask about students' lives outside school, and told of a $60 gift card that fed a student and her son that day.
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