If pizza and cookies make people feel appreciated (and they usually do), our students were feeling pretty good about themselves today as Student Government treated the campus to a high-cholesterol feast during both lunch and dinner hours in the Library Courtyard. Though cool weather, by our standards, was predicted, mother nature cooperated just enough to make Student Appreciation Day a pleasant repast. Twenty-six pizzas were disseminated at midday with another dozen disappearing pretty quickly just a few minutes ago. (For those of you in northern climates, what you see behind student Malachy Ryan is sunshine and blue skies. Note, also, that he is comfortably dressed in a t-shirt and shorts. Just another not insignificant perk of life on MCC's Havasu campus.)
About the blogger
- Diana Parker
- I'm in my second year as the College Recruitment Officer, and it's gratifying to see so many of the people I helped get started here in classes and moving toward brighter futures. I'm a true education advocate, having earned a bachelor's degree in English from the University of New Mexico and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Utah. I've also worked in public relations and as a newspaper reporter and a librarian.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Feeling the love
If pizza and cookies make people feel appreciated (and they usually do), our students were feeling pretty good about themselves today as Student Government treated the campus to a high-cholesterol feast during both lunch and dinner hours in the Library Courtyard. Though cool weather, by our standards, was predicted, mother nature cooperated just enough to make Student Appreciation Day a pleasant repast. Twenty-six pizzas were disseminated at midday with another dozen disappearing pretty quickly just a few minutes ago. (For those of you in northern climates, what you see behind student Malachy Ryan is sunshine and blue skies. Note, also, that he is comfortably dressed in a t-shirt and shorts. Just another not insignificant perk of life on MCC's Havasu campus.)
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