On Thursday, September 14th, I went to t Baruch Fall 2017 Club Fair with my friend Tiffany Cheung. I decided to go to the Club Fair because I felt like I should get more involved on campus as well as making my future semester plans. Since we both have a long break, I thought I might as well used this opportunity to find a club to join for next semester. It was also a nice way to use my gap hours to be productive. So I dragged my friend with me to the fair.
We went to the Club Fair to find out what clubs are offered, hoping that something will interest us. Tiffany had no idea what she liked, which was not surprising. I knew what I liked to do for clubs, since I have been in a lot of clubs in high school. However, college clubs are very different. I didn’t have to interview to join a club in high school nor did they have that many options. So in the end I was also indecisive.
We took a quick run around the club tables to see what was there. I saw a mock trial club that was hosted by Joe, Dan, and Sadia, who was handing out the flyers. What caught my interest was the free food. I suggested Tiffany to join the Women in Business club whereas I went to the Lexicon club. I was involved in my high school’s yearbook club, so I was thinking of helping Baruch. So I went over there, signed up on the mailing list and took a sample of their book. Then I saw Baruch’s Hack club, which was for coding and I also signed up for that as well. Overall, it was a nice experience to see what Baruch had to offer and what I can join during next semester.
