Wayne State Research Paper

Why did you choose to attend Wayne State?

I am from a small town and was looking to be part of a community. The town of wayne is very welcoming to students without being too overwhelmingly huge. I loved the small town feel of campus and all the student are very friendly. The class sizes are small and the teachers actually care about getting to know us students. Unlike huge universities I felt like I could get involved with things on campus and really enjoy my time as a student.

What interests you in becoming a Navigator?

My navigator had a huge influence on the reason why I chose Wayne State College. I was torn between a few colleges but after visiting I knew that Wayne was where I wanted to attend. It was easy to see that my navigator loved it here and she answered all of my questions and then some. I would like to be that person for someone else and share my

awesome experiences and knowledge of the college with potential students who will hopefully one day adore Wayne State College as well.
What do you hope to gain from your involvement in the Navigator program?
Quite simply, it seems like a very enjoyable job.

I find it fun to talk with others and want to share my thoughts and experiences about college life with them. I consider myself to be knowledgeable about the college but being a navigator I would get a great understanding an be able to share more information with prospective students.

Navigators are expected to be knowledgeable about the College. What aspect would you most want to share with visitors about WSC and why?

The lifestyle the benefits of a small campus and all that Wayne has to offer. The best thing about this college is the small town aspects that it embodies. Students care about each other and the professors want to see us succeed. There is a great number of classes and we offer a variety of majors. Wayne State college offers more than people realize and is a very affordable school.

We're looking for the best of the best, students who enjoy working with and being around all sorts of different people (High School students, parents, and maybe even Guidance Counselors). Explain your experience with and desire to work with a diverse

audience.
I have babysat f and growing up in a small I had to constantly be a role model for all the younger kids in the school or on my sports teams. Currently, I work at a nursing home so I get to spend a lot of time with the elderly and I enjoy listening to their stories and words of wisdom. Additionally, growing up my family hosted six exchange students from different countries. Diversity is important and I try to keep an open mind. I strive to be a relatable person and enjoy meeting others whose ideas differ from mine.
When you return home for a break or holiday and someone asks you about your time at Wayne State, what is the one thing you find yourself saying about the college over and over again, and why?
“I love it!” Because I really do love here at Wayne. My friends here will be life long and I cherish all the connections I have made with everyone on campus. Classes can be difficult but I am learning about subjects that I am interested in and that will benefit me in my future career. Additionally, we have many clubs and activities that make it possible to be involved and make me take a break from studying. College life is all that I had hoped it would be and more.