LU Teaching Fellows

We are Lander University Teaching Fellows and we are open, informed, invested, and influential.

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Valentines Valentines Valentines!! Let’s celebrate our professors and spread the love!! See you at LC 239 February 10th at 6!! 💖💗💛 https://t.co/AqgfpD2Lg7

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Reliving the Freshmen Retreat this weekend! ☀️💫 https://t.co/VVtnRRiYLI

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Welcome back Bearcats!!! Here is our schedule of assemblies and freshman meetings this year!

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with someone they don’t know. College gives you the opportunity to start a new slate unlike high school. I promise it will help you meet so many new people with so much you can learn from. I am looking forward to another great year with Teaching Fellows in the fall!

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Another one bites the dust! Today’s Freshman Friday shoutout is Alyssa Fox. Hey! My name is Alyssa Fox, and I am an elementary education major from Ninety-Six, SC. My favorite part about Teaching Fellows is that you get to meet people who have the same interests as you,

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which makes going to college a whole lot easier. Teaching Fellows has helped me step outside my comfort zone in my first year at Lander. I want incoming freshmen to know that they should not be afraid to start up a conversation

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It is scary, but don’t be discouraged! You are always exactly where you need to be to change your life and the lives of others, so don’t give up on yourself or your future!

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It is Friday so you know what that means! Today’s Freshman Friday shoutout is Lillian Strawn. Hey! I am Lillian Strawn, and I am a secondary History education major from North Augusta, SC. My favorite part of Teaching Fellows is connecting with other future educators!

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meet like-minded people. Although starting college is a huge change, it is a great adventure! My first semester at college was a time where I met people from across the country and had the chance to learn more about myself as an individual.

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My advice to incoming freshmen is to get involved – Lander is more than a school, it's a family!

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Freshman Friday shoutout is Emilie Glenn! Hey! I am Emilie, and I am an elementary education major from Anderson, SC. My favorite part of Teaching Fellows is the people!!! Teaching Fellows has helped me to make new friends and build connections.

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Don’t forget that if you are a President or VP of your cohort there is a meeting tomorrow at 4:30pm!!

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This will help you not only settle into campus but will also help you to make friends and create support systems.

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Shout-Out! Hey! My name is Jessica Hill. I am an elementary education major from Columbia, SC. My favorite thing about being a part of Teaching Fellows has been making new friends and getting to learn about the experiences of teachers who are currently in the education field.

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Teaching Fellows has helped in so many ways so far. It has helped me create friendships as well as a sense of purpose on Lander's campus. My advice for incoming freshmen would be to take the time to find your place here, whether it be a club, Greek life, or another organization.

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It is so worth it to talk to them, get to know them, and learn from them as a Lander Teaching Fellow.

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Freshman Shout-Out! This is Carley Muilenburg! Hey guys! My name is Carley, and I am a secondary Chemistry education major from Leesville, SC. My favorite part of Teaching Fellows so far has been the people that I have met and listening to the guest speakers at the assemblies.

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I would tell incoming freshmen to not be afraid to talk to anyone and everyone in the program. I know that at first, I was very scared of talking to anyone in the program, especially the upperclassmen, but they are honestly the nicest group of people you will ever meet.