Graduation Speech: Russ Mast, The Assistant President For Student Engagement

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Welcome back to campus for a great year. Hope you were able to take some time off and get prepared for an outstanding semester. Each month the SAIL organization has put together a series of cultural films that will be shown on campus. The students will be made aware of the movies, but wanted to make you aware as well. If you have any questions or concerns, you may contact myself or Russ Mast, the Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement.

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