Freshman Seminar Fall 17 LC16

FRO Blog Post #1

On 9/7/17, I attended an event hosted by the United Chinese Language Association located in North Vertical Campus in room 10-175. When I walked in to the room, it was filled with an amicable atmosphere and the people there welcomed us like we were their guests. Something I noticed was that there was a lot of Asians in a small room.  The members of the organization gave us a brief summary about their identity and their purpose. Their purpose was to introduce or have people around Baruch campus familiarized with Chinese culture and they do this in different ways like talking with new members, getting involved in activities, etc. After that, we played 2 games together. It wasn’t so much about what the games were, but how the games brought people together. Although I didn’t speak at all, there was a lot of communication and teamwork that I could see during those games. It was nice to see how involved everyone was and it definitely shows that UCLA knows how to make new members comfortable. After that, food was served and everyone was having a good time. Overall, this UCLA meeting was a satisfying one and I would recommend others to go join. The good thing is all races are welcome and you are guaranteed to have a great time.

 

Freshman Seminar: student life Auren Kusuma

     In the Finance and Economic Society general meeting we learn a lot about what the club do. FES sounded to me like another resource Baruch College have to offer to its finance major students. The president and other members of the club talked about the different type of program we can join. Each offers something unique but the overall goal is the same which is to prepare and assist its members to be ahead in both skills and connection of the finance and economic field.

     There are 3 different programs being offered to everyone in the general meeting. The financial Analyst Program, the Investment Banking Program, and The Mentorship program. I was most interested in the mentorship program because of what it is about. Which basically is to help prepare its members for the industry that encompasses finance as well as economic. Finally, the general meeting also discuss the upperclassmen’s experience with these programs and all the things FES has offered them in their time at Baruch College.