Micheal Cripps is an Academic Director of the School of Arts and Humanities at the University of New England, he is a Professor of Rhetoric & Composition, as well as Director of Composition. Cripps advice for the incoming freshman was that college is a lot different than high school in the sense that students now have to do much of their work outside of class which makes it very challenging especially with all the freedoms that come along with college….
Shea is an elementary education major, will be graduating in 2023, and is in his second year of being an RA on campus. He has been a part of many things at UNE and had some great things to say for incoming freshmen. Starting off with the first big lesson, Shea said his lesson is that you shouldn’t try to settle for one thing over another, “Being at college I’ve learned to advocate for myself, and by not settling I’ve…
Nadia is a junior who is a HOAS major who will graduate in 2024. She has had a lot of experience trying to figure out and navigate campus, here are her lessons and advice! The lesson Nadia has learned about how to balance everything well is to have good time management skills “… so you’re able to live free but also be a good student.” She goes on to say that some advice about time management would be to “……
James is a sports management major who will graduate in 2025. He is on the UNE mens lacrosse team. When asked the first question he responded with “ It’s very important to find time to hang with your friends, but you need to put school first because it will catch up if you don’t” With the second part of the question he said his best advice would be “Always put school first but try to find time with your friends,…
The members of The Guide Fieri Team met with several people on campus, whether they attended school or worked on campus. We asked them some lessons they have learned as well as some advice for incoming freshmen ready to start their journey into college! We hope you enjoy what they have to say, and we want to thank them all for their time and help.
Balance between school / social life / athletics / and outside work: Most college students find it hard to balance their school work, social life, athletics, and outside work. There is no need to stress, if you tackle the challenge early on – as a freshman – it’ll be beneficial later on in life – as a senior – help yourself out now before it’s too late. Three ideas to help you balance all of your jobs and hobbies would…
Hi and welcome to The Guide Fieri Handbook! In this handbook we give lessons, advice, and guidance on three main topics to navigate UNE as a whole for incoming freshmen. We will go over three big lessons to share with you while you read through our handbook. The first is about the balance between school, your social life, athletics, and outside work. The second is about self control, discipline, and time management. The third is about clubs and extracurricular activities….
Welcome to an informational guide on how to access UNE as well as how to navigate the many different accommodations and activities on campus. Please follow the provided links below to access what The Guide Fieri team has to offer for incoming freshmen. The team has given their own tips and tricks as well as have interviewed several people on campus that offered helpful lessons and advice. We have provided information about ourselves as well as helpful resources that connect…
BRAINSTORMING: This is where I started to think about and develop my speech for the first time, during journal #4. I’ve decided to write my speech on becoming a better version of my academic self. I felt that I had a good experience over the summer working and having to become a better version of my professional self. I thought about focusing on making a better version of my academic self, because I feel like there’s more I need to…
My product I will be looking at is Cabot Cheese: Week #1: The first post I’ll be looking at is from September 2nd on Instagram. This post shared Cabot Cheese’s winnings from an expo, and had a short video playing of all the winners they had, as well as the first; second, and third places winners in the caption. There were a total of eight comments, including two from Cabot Cheese. Many of these comments were congratulating or talking about…
