When I first showed up at 104 Keller in February, I did not know what to expect. All I knew was that I needed this class to graduate and they were experimenting with a new format. The first day, I was a bit skeptical. I was not sure how interesting or relevant any of the information was going to be. Today, I am happy to say that I was wrong.
To my surprise, all of the presentations turned out to be well organized and interesting. The hosts did fantastic jobs introducing the guests and keeping the show flowing. The teams did an incredible job researching each guest and providing accompanying industry and company profiles. The essays that I read were very informative and appeared very professional. My fellow bloggers did a great job of bringing up issues for discussion and offering advice to the rest of the class.
Basically, I cannot say enough good things about this class. I regret to admit that I missed a few classes. Not only do I regret this because I will receive a lower grade, but I actually regret missing the presentations that my peers worked so very hard on. In closing, I hope that this class continues to be offered in this format for many years to come. I have never been a part of a class that incorporated so many different roles into one well oiled machine. Congratulations to Jack Selzer and Jon Belk for a job well done. Also, congratulations to all of my classmates for completing their tasks in such an impressive manner. Finally, congratulations to all of the graduating seniors who are moving on to the real world.
Leave a comment