As graduation approaches, all graduating seniors can agree that it is hard to believe that these four years have gone by so quickly. Our time at Trevecca is coming to an end, and we would like to pass on some helpful tips and advice to the freshmen and underclassmen that we are leaving behind. Here are five things that members of Trevecca’s Class of 2017 want incoming freshmen to know.
Chapel is a large part of the Trevecca experience, with services twice, sometimes three times a week throughout the University’s history.
Over spring break, a team of Trevecca Nazarene University media arts and religion students traveled to Israel. While overseas, the media arts team, led by Professor Seth Conley, was charged with the task of creating a documentary called Your Kingdom Come. I was privileged to be a part of the film crew for this project, as Camera C operator and producer of the behind-the-scenes footage.
For decades, Trevecca has been producing two major student publications, TrevEchoes and Darda.
Many Trevecca students over the years have taken time out of their busy schedules for extracurricular activities, campus clubs and organizations. Since 1941, Trevecca’s student government has been an important part of the campus community.
As Thanksgiving break comes to a close, Christmas is near, and the new semester is approaching. High school students, particularly seniors, should now be getting pretty far along in their college decision process.
