Fly Away
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Author: ualbanymystory
Established in March 2015, Project MyStory is a community building effort to help students better acclimate to UAlbany and to work more effectively toward their goals. We began in UAlbany’s Academic Support Center (ASC), where you will see many of the posters featured above. We are now co-housed in ASC and in the Center for International Education and Global Strategy (CIEGS).
Meet Genevieve Durso
Genevieve Durso Class of 2018 Major: Psychology Minor: History After a long time of contemplating what to do with my life,Continue Reading
Destiny
“It is all a part of life, making small sacrifices for the greater outcome. And it is so hard beingContinue Reading
The Fall Schedule is Here!
Click Here to access the Fall 2016 schedule! Are you prepared to meet with your advisor? Click Here to getContinue Reading
Language Chatting Room
A Message from the Language Chatting Room Come chat with our volunteers in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Marathi,Spanish,Portuguese, Hungarian !Continue Reading
1st Year Experience Academic Support Adjusting Metamorphosis MyStory Happenings Project MyStory Resources
Major Changes
A lot of students come to college not knowing what they want to major in, but I did…or I leastContinue Reading
Wait, Where Did Everyone Go
This post is going to seem like it is directed towards first year students more, but everyone can relate toContinue Reading
Criminal Justice Application Deadline
Criminal Justice Intended Majors TOMORROW is the last day to submit your Criminal Justice Application: Students who meet the followingContinue Reading
Congratulations Dr. JoAnne Malatesta
On March, 10, 2016, Dr. JoAnne Malatesta, Director of the UAlbany Advisement Services Center and Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate EducationContinue Reading
Meet Alex Johnson
Alexandria Johnson Class of 2016 Major: Communication Minor: Business Freshman year wasn’t easy for me. I thought I was theContinue Reading
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