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Social Media 101 in the Napa Valley
Social business strategist Michael Brito will present a social media seminar on Friday, May 17, from 1-1:50 p.m. in Pacific Union College’s Scales Chapel. Admission is free.
PUC Student Research Wins Top Honors at Western Psychological Association Convention
Over 30 Pacific Union College psychology students and faculty attended the 93rd Western Psychological Association (WPA) convention in Reno, Nev., April 25-28, to present undergraduate research projects.
Donated Equipment Enhances PUC Physics Education
Pacific Union College received a generous donation of cutting-edge laboratory equipment from B&K Precision to allow students in its physics department to acquire data more effectively and enhance learning.
Student Blogs | Araya Moss
Posted on February 1, 2013 at 1:19 pm
Now that I am a junior, I’m taking more challenging, upper division classes. I have late-night classes, extensive readings every night, and time-consuming group projects that actually last the whole quarter.
Classes like small group communication and intercultural communication are no joke. Thankfully, this week has been a bit more relaxed and I can take a break and breathe. Overall, I have a different course load compared to, say, psychology majors or future nurses, who have clinicals on top of classwork, but studying communication is challenging in its own way.
Another change in my schedule this quarter is that I joined the Campus Chronicle. I am not “that person” who gets involved in on-campus organizations, so my joining a student activity may surprise some. Being a part of the Campus Chronicle gives me an opportunity to actually do something with my life, which is good because, at this point in time, I am still trying to figure out what it is I want to do after graduation. I think working on the Chronicle can lead me toward a clearer picture. I am still new on the staff, so there is an adjustment period, but so far I am enjoying it.
I am about halfway done here at PUC. Although I am still unsure about what I want to do, I’m not too worried. I know God has a plan for me. I just have to be willing and open to what he has in store.
Araya Moss
Junior, Communication with PR emphasis