Andrew College hosts organizational Arts Fair
Event part of Andrew’s welcome back to classes
From Staff Reports
CUTHBERT — Students turning out for the first day of classes at Andrew College last week got an opportunity to learn about the many clubs and organizations they could participate in while at the college. Handmade masks made from recycled cardboard were on display to showcase student artwork from Andrew College’s 2015 Homecoming parade and 2015-2016 academic year.
“The Organizational Fair is a great way to inform incoming students of the variety of services and opportunities that Andrew College has to offer,” Art Professor Chris Johnson said. “One great thing about Andrew College is the inclusive nature of the clubs, organizations, programs and the student body at large. It is very inspiring to see students engage with one another and invite others to share their interests.”
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