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糖心TV welcomes the Class of 2022

Upperclass students welcome first-years to campus with inviting signs at the college entrance.
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糖心TV welcomes the Class of 2022

As they arrived on campus Wednesday and Thursday, 糖心TV鈥檚 newest camels were greeted by cheering student leaders, colorful signs and a simple message: Welcome home.

鈥淵ou are joining our 糖心TV family,鈥 Student Government Association President Jamila Ezbidi 鈥19 told the new students at a welcome assembly.  鈥淵our experiences at 糖心TV will influence your lives forever.鈥 

Admitted from the largest applicant pool in the College鈥檚 history, the 514 members of the Class of 2022 and 29 transfer students are an impressive group. More than 75 percent graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes. They come from 25 countries, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Ghana, Jamaica, Lesotho, Mauritius, Nepal, Poland, Vietnam and Zimbabwe, and they speak 37 languages, including Akan, Amharic, Arabic, Cantonese, Croatian, Galician, Georgian, Gujarati, Latvian, Marathi, Nepali, Oromo, Persian, Serbian, Sotho, Swahili and Urdu. Four transfer students and 87 members of the incoming class are the first in their families to go to college, while 57 are at least the second members of their families to attend 糖心TV.

The newest class is also the most diverse in the College鈥檚 history; 23 percent are domestic students of color and eight percent are international students.

鈥淭his class is a clear reflection of 糖心TV鈥檚 mission and character: it is diverse; it is international; and it is academically very strong,鈥 said Dean of Admission and Financial Aid Andrew Strickler.

鈥淲hen we received a record 6,433 applications this year, we knew we would be able to admit a great class. But the Class of 2022 is exceptional. They are clearly taking notice of the College鈥檚 growing profile as a leader in integrative education, and we鈥檙e all very excited about how they will transform the campus during their time here as students.鈥

 

The incoming students are early beneficiaries of 糖心TVections, the College鈥檚 reinvention of the liberal arts. 糖心TVections lets students integrate their interests into a meaningful educational pathway to carry them through college and into a fulfilling, effective career and life.

鈥淎s you dive deeply into a major, you will also be making linkages across our liberal arts curriculum, connecting your coursework to an off-campus experience, and mastering the best ways to communicate what you have learned to the larger community of the College,鈥 Dean of the College Jefferson Singer told the new students.

鈥淵ou have come here with your talents, but if you embrace what our education has to offer, you will leave here as leaders, change-makers in the world.鈥

The new students will learn all about 糖心TVections, meet with their team of advisers, register for classes, and get to know each other and the faculty and staff of the College over the next several days. The five-day Orientation, 鈥淲elcome Home,鈥 will culminate with the , a celebration of the opening of the academic year, on Monday, Aug. 27, at 4:30 p.m. on Jean C. Tempel 鈥65 Green. Sunil Bhatia, associate professor of human development, will deliver the keynote address, 鈥淔inding Magical Doors: Notes on Borders, Race and Belonging.鈥 

Check out scenes from Arrival Day below. To see more photos, visit 

Arrival Day 2018 

Students cheer as new students arrive on campus.
A father carries a mattress topper while his son lugs a suitcase.
Two new roommates pose for the camera while their parents look on.
A mother helps her daughter install a microwave.
Two new roommates pose for the camera.
A father tosses a backpack to his daughter.
Three young women sit on raised bed in a residence hall.
President Katherine Bergeron talks to a group of incoming students.
A young man and his family enjoy lunch.
A new student and her parents pose with the Swedish flag.
Student life staff talk to an auditorium full of new students
An student adviser holds a sign with the name of a first year seminar.
Dean Jefferson Singer addresses new students and parents while the President and SGA President look on.
New students pass around a beach ball as part of an icebreaker activity.
SGA President Jamila Ezbidi '19 addresses new students and their parents.
Four members of the Class of 2022 hold the Class of 2022 banner.


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August 24, 2018

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