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Coming from France, I was embraced by the orientation teams during orientation week. They welcomed me, showed me around, and made me feel part of the family. While studying music, I can practice what I learn as a member on the chair.
Concordia has opened many doors for me. I transferred here on my second year and joined the Women’s Soccer Team – my second family. I also get the opportunity to assist at daily chapel services and love the small campus and close friendships I have made here.
Getting yourself actively involved is what it’s all about. It is for Bridgit Noone, anyway. Bridgit, a 2006 FM alumna, attended elementary schools in Caroga Lake, Amsterdam, and Chino Hills, California. She came back to Amsterdam where she attended Lynch Middle School and eventually graduated from Broadalbin-Perth High School. She wasn’t ready to leave home […]
A 1971 graduate of Bishop Scully High School in Amsterdam with a heavy interest in math and science, Randall Smith decided to attend FM to pursue an engineering degree. He always dreamed of being an architect or mechanical designer, but then his focus changed. Randall graduated in 1976 with an AAS Business Accounting Degree.
At Geneseo, I feel both challenged and encouraged to do my best. My professors know me and want to help me succeed. And I have made many close friends that make Geneseo a great place to live and learn.
