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| Scholars pleased with their taste of college
RELEASED: July. 24, 2003
As the students pack their bags and head to their hometowns, they take more with them than just the academic knowledge they gained. This summer the scholars attended classes, lived in the residence halls, experienced having a roommate, ate at the dining hall and enjoyed a variety of social activities. For many of the participants, GSP was a taste of what their college years will entail. "GSP is a good experience to get ready for college," Tyler Herman said. "It teaches you how to get along and be social." Kendall Stocke said at GSP one learns "how to be on your own and take care of yourself. Be more independent." Inside and outside of the classroompatience, punctuality, open-mindedness, involvement, acceptance and perseverancewere just a few lessons GSP students learned that are sure to enhance their high school and college experiences.
The scholars also take with them new friendships, memories and self-confidence. "I learned to be more friendly and open up," Kelly Eisenmenger said. "You're forced to meet new people here." GSP proved it's a place to break down walls and barriers and express yourself. "When you come here you can be yourself," Zach Warriner said. "You can be open and talk to people about what you think." - end - A Harry good book: Governor's Scholars praise latest Potter adventure Governor's Scholars set for exciting summer at Centre Architecturally sound: GSP students learn about design Scholars give program high marks First came GSP, then came Centre GSP students explore the Surface GSP Breaking out of the bubble Express yourself: Governor's Scholars make point with puppetry What I learned at GSP this summer Communications Office Centre College 600 W. Walnut Street Danville, KY 40422 Public Information Coordinator: Telephone 859-238-5714 Back to News and Events Home Page For news archives go to http://www.centre.edu/web/news/newsarchive.html. |
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