GRADUATION

We asked some of the Class of 2004 what they considered the best aspect of being a student at Dana. Here’s what they told us:

Dustin Abrahams, Organizational Communication:
I feel the best thing about Dana is the close-knit community atmosphere of the campus. This can also be a drawback on certain issues, but for the most part it allows you to stay involved with all kinds of activities and gain valuable experience in your field (job related) of interest.

Lynsie Cetto, Organizational Communication:
The support you get even outside of school. People at Dana believe in you and your dreams.

Erin (Rozelle) Field, Chemistry and Chemistry for Secondary Teachers:
The best thing about being a student at Dana is that you get to know all of the other students, and you are able to be very involved with many different clubs or activities.

Anthony Metcalf, Chemistry and Chemistry for Secondary Teachers:
The best thing about being a student at Dana is having so many opportunities right at your fingertips. You can choose your level and place of involvement and thus choose your own destiny.

Marcie Smidt, Organizational Communication:
Dana is a great small community.

Matthew Van Horn, Business Administration:
I like the relationships you build with professors and faculty.

Michelle Young, Business Administration:
The best thing about being a student at Dana is you are not a number. I know my professors and they know me. You get involved at Dana, whether it is sports, clubs or just various activities.