Jasmine Martin-Hall

Submitted by leachristine on September 13, 2011 - 12:08pm

Stories from Jasmine Martin-Hall

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University students gather to impact lives
Jasmine Martin-Hall
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011

Vianny Guevara has been passionate about Young Life youth ministries since he became involved as a junior in high school.

 

 

Guevara said he instantly fell in love with the organization.

 


“That month at Young Life camp allowed me to grow spiritually. It also has allowed me to open up to people that keep up with on a regular basis,” Guevara said. “I glad that I can call them best friends.”


Program helps though peer-assisted studying
Jasmine Martin-Hall
Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

For any students deciding to attend SI sessions, some of the overall benefits are that they become more learned in the subject they are attending sessions for, said Krystal Martin. Martin is the Studen Development Specialist for Supplemental Instruction.

 

The Supplemental Instruction program consists of a series of weekly peer-assisted study sessions to “enhance student knowledge and understanding,” as well as to improve the study skills.

 

These sessions have shown to improve the grades of the students who attend.

 

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Freshmen students transition to University life
Jasmine Martin-Hall
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

After about a month of adapting to college life, the class of 2015 has begun to immerse themselves in the experience of higher education.

 

Rushing and pledging Greek, as well as attending on-campus events coordinated by the Campus Activities Board and the Student Government Association are just a few ways freshmen are discovering the University.


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Patriot men's soccer team prepares for semester
Jasmine Martin-Hall
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

Although faced with a new season and new players, the men’s soccer team keeps the same consistent attitude that led them to three American Southwest Conference victories.

 

Under the reign of Kenny Jones, head coach, the men’s soccer team has been projected to repeat as ASC men’s soccer champions through a preseason poll.