Kennesaw State
University is an institution that wishes its students to express themselves.
When my friend and I first arrived here, we were impressed by the variety of
groups of people. We checked out the
clubs the University had available, but none of them suited our quite
particular tastes. Out of this
frustration with the options for extracurricular activities, The KSU Horror
Club was born. For almost the entirety
of the 2011 fall semester, my friend and I fought to get our club off the
ground, with many false starts and obstacles in our way, it seemed like we were
never going to be able to achieve our goal. All our efforts did pay off in the end;
we managed to secure room and funding for our screenings and activities in the spring
and we have going strong ever since. This silly little tale was written by
yours truly not to be just a stupid piece of propaganda for my college club,
but to inspire others to create their own groups as well.
As an individual in my fourth year of
higher education, the University landscape is not unfamiliar to me, but to many
freshmen it is an eye-opening experience. I see many young students walking
around with a bewildered look on their faces, as if their vision of a College
was not realized in the one they attend. In many ways, this was the same for
me, had it not been for my co-founding member to truly push for our crazy idea,
I would have never truly enjoyed my college experience. Universities offer funds to any student who
gets their club approved; they guide and assist them in all ways possible. If a
student cannot find a group for his/her particular interests, they are more
than welcome to make their own. There will always be people like you to
cooperate and make your vision come true.
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