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Alumni Success Doug Johnson Class of ‘67 On Friday, October 9th, I interviewed current alumni Doug Johnson class of 1967. Mr. Johnson came to Fork Union as an 8th grader in 1962. He graduated and went to Eastern Kentucky University to play football and earned a degree in education. After graduating college he earned a job as a publisher and chief editor of Vanity Fair Magazine. He worked at Vanity Fair for 18 years. The following are responses to my inquiries to Mr. Johnson: Interviewer: What…

induction into the HSF Alumni Hall of Fame. What might the story say? (500 word limit) Mrs. Diaz as her former elementary school students call her is being recognized in the HSF Alumni Hall of Fame. Edith Diaz graduated from California State University Monterey Bay in 2020 and started working as an elementary school teacher in the East side of Salinas, California. Mrs. Diaz graduated from Alisal High school and was part of the re-entry population for she returned to college seventeen years…

change your life for good. Going out of high school to college is a decision that could change your life forever. You want to go a college that is going to prepare you for the professional world and the university that is going to fit you best. Which university is going to make you the best adult you can be. I am comparing Vanderbilt University and Oklahoma State University. Some of the things that can persuade my decision on which University to go to are the Academics and also the student life…

years tuition rates have increased for private and public universities. Tuition for private universities has risen 179%, in state tuition has increased 296% and out of state tuition has increased 226%. On average,tuition has risen 233% since 1995.Tuition in general is expensive, but why make out of state tuition even higher when only 40% of America is college educated?(Kelly, Andrew: “The Neglected..”) Out of state tuition makes going to college harder for many student because they can 't…

institution states solvent. With the General Assembly decreasing the amount of funding awarded to colleges, we will one day have to truly be self-sufficient and it is a balancing act, but processes and procedures will have to be implemented, but with work that is performed by the campus leadership through strategic planning, academic programs, student graduation, and funding to sustain a university. What was something you Agree/Apply with in the reading? “Agree:…

school students, getting into a prestige university is one of their most important goals. Many students put a lot of effort in order hopping for admission to selective colleges in the United States. However, does your college actually matter that much. The episode “Does Your School Matter?” from the Youtube channel AsapSCIENCE tries to deliver the message that the college you attend might not have that much of an effect long term. The video looked at university average math SAT scores and their…

Johnson and Wales University, commonly known for its strong and fruitful alumni helps in the development of these traits because of the strict academic attendance policy,…

Vitruvius’ three principles of architecture is function; without it, a building is a statue, rather than real architecture. Not only is the Chapel of Memories a place for worship, fellowship, and reflection, it is also often used as a wedding venue for alumni and students alike. Because of the Chapel’s tall bell tower, it is also used by new students and visitors as a way of navigating.…

Membership in a Greek-letter organization is for a lifetime. The membership experience provides opportunities for friendship and connections as well as personal and professional growth. Even after graduation, many alumni continue to be involved in their Greek-letter organizations by joining local alumni associations and/or volunteering for their inter/national organizations. 2. What are the benefits of joining a Greek-letter organization? Membership in a Greek-letter organization provides a…

Student protestors of Gallaudet University presented the Gallaudet University Board of Trustees with four demands: 1. The resignation of the newly appointed university president Elizabeth Zinser, a hearing person, and the selection of a Deaf person as the universities president. 2. The immediate resignation of Jane Basset Spilman, who was chair of the Board of Trustees. 3. The reconstitution of the Board of Trustees with at least a 51% majority made of Deaf members. 4. No repercussions to any…