On Thursday, September 14, I attended the Lexicon general interest meeting. Lexicon is Baruch’s student run yearbook. It is the only student run business in Baruch, which I think is very cool. This was the first club meeting that I went to. Originally, I was not interested in any clubs, but one of my friends told me about Lexicon and I decided to see it for myself. First, the members started off by introducing themselves, then they gave a power point presentation explaining what Lexicon does and the different departments. There are 5 departments: Photography, Admistration, Marketing, Finance, and Graphic Design. I did not think I would be interested in Lexicon, but I’m glad I went to the meeting bbecaus now I’m interested in the photography and finance committees because I like taking pictures, especially of the sunrise and sunset and I intend to be either a finance or accounting major. I was a commuter in high school. I did not join any clubs or organizations, went to school and then went straight home. With the two and a half hours for clubs on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I hope I would be able to use this time to get involved on the campus.
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Amy this is so great! Lexicon (if you can’t already tell) is my favorite organization on campus. It has a wonderful photography department that really helps develop your skills if you’re willing to put in the effort. I hope you consider joining!