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Georgian College thanked Joseph Snow for volunteering at their Earth Day Symposium, where over 120 high school students learned about the college's academic programs related to sustainable careers. Joseph helped build connections between prospective students and teachers by providing campus tours and answering questions. The college received positive feedback and was grateful for Joseph sharing his knowledge and welcoming others to learn about Georgian College directly from a current student.
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Thank you letter - Joseph Snow
- 1. One Georgian Dr., Barrie ON L4M 3X9 | Phone: 705.728.1968 | GeorgianCollege.ca Thank you for your help at Earth Day Symposium Dear Joseph Snow, We know that part of what makes Georgian such a wonderful place to be is the personal connections we develop and share. We want to thank you for taking time out from your studies and other commitments to help us build those connections with prospective students and their teachers at the Barrie Campus Earth Day Symposium on April 22. More than 120 highschool students participated in the event, experiencing first-hand what it’s like to be part of our college community. It was an opportunity to showcase our academic program areas, provide campus tours, answer questions, and inspire students to choose post-secondary programs connected to environmentally sustainable careers. We have heard nothing but positive feedback from those who attended and we are truly grateful for the warm welcome and knowledge you generously shared. We can think of no better way for others to learn about Georgian than from current students like you. Again, thank you for your contributions and for being part of such an important event. We wish you every success in your education and future endeavours. Sincerely, Jessica Lovett Manager, Student Recruitment jessica.lovett@georgiancollege.ca