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Students enjoy the final days of the school year at the Spring Carnival.
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Hui o Hawaii performs at their annual luau.
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Meet GO Team 2013


 GO Team 2013 - team Leaders

David Name: David Mauro
Major: Undeclared Arts
Year: Junior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Gleeson Lawn
Current Campus Involvement: Autism Speaks
Advice to New Students: Get out of your comfort zone! Go join clubs and meet new people, it's the best way to have a great time at USF!
Luke Name: Luke Adkins
Major: Hospitality Industry Management
Year: Junior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Parina Lounge
Current Campus Involvement: Delta Sigma Pi (Professional Business Fraternity), Employee at Koret Health and Recreation Center
Advice to New Students: Get involved as fast as you can! Join a club, fraternity/sorority, run for senate, or tryout for an intramural. You don't want to look back on your first semester and regret not getting involved.
Mackenzi1 Name: Mackenzi Brown
Major: Marketing
Year: Senior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Patio right outside Outtakes on Lone Mountain that overlooks the city.
Current Campus Involvement: Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity- Chief Panhellenic Officer, GO Team- Team Leader, Lone Mountain RHC- Marketing Chair
Advice to New Students: Get involved as soon as you're ready! It will change your experience at USF and you will meet so many different people. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone and try something new. Take advantage of every opportunity thrown your way!
Olivia Name: Olivia Palaad
Major: Nursing
Year: Senior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Balcony on top of Kalmanovitz Hall and also the "Harry Potter" Room in Lone Mountain
Current Campus Involvement: I am currently involved in the community service organization called Alpha Phi Omega.
Advice to New Students: My only advice would be to keep an open mind about everything, don't be too serious, just enjoy and have fun because freshman year will go by so quickly. Also, be friendly and meet as many people as you can because there are so many opportunities to get to know very interesting people on campus.
Taelor Name: Taelor Stamm
Major: Art History/Arts Management
Year: Senior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Roof Gallery of Kalmanovitz Hall
Current Campus Involvement: Community Assistant, Vice Chair of Candidate Relations for the Electoral Governing Board, President of Lone Mountain RHC
Advice to New Students: Be willing to explore all of your interests, even the ones you may be scared of, because eventually you will find what makes you most happy and each experience leads you closer to that.

GO Team 2013 - Returning Orientation Leaders

/uploadedImages/Destinations/Offices_and_Services/SLE/orientation/Alia.jpg Name: Alia Lau
Major: Art History/Arts Management
Year: Senior
Favorite Spot on Campus: Some of my favorite spots on campus include the Kalmanovitz Rooftop Terrace, the Thatcher Gallery, and the grass in front of the library on a nice day.
Current Campus Involvement: I am the Secretary of the Residence Hall Council in the Lone Mountain Residence Hall and have been involved in Autism Speaks.
Advice for New Students: Some advice I would give to the new students is to keep an open-mind to new people and new situations. Also to remember that although being in a new environment can be overwhelming and stressful, they will feel comfortable in a short amount of time.
/uploadedImages/Destinations/Offices_and_Services/SLE/orientation/mia.jpg Name: Mia Macaspac
Major: Psychology
Year: Junior
Favorite Spot on Campus: UC 1st. Fireplace and bean bags
Current Campus Involvement: I am involved in the Spring Dance Ensemble, dancing in the Hip Hop and West African numbers. I am running for e-board for Hawaiian Ensemble, the hula club on campus. I am dancing Ori and Hula for Hui O Hawaii's Annual Luau. I dance for USF's hip hop team VarCitySF. Next year I will be working the front desk at Gillson.
Advice to New Students: My advice to newbies out there is to be involved on campus and off campus with an open mind! USF has so many different clubs and organizations you can join, you just have to look. It is really easy to be by yourself in your dorm and do your homework. But if you make yourself available to other people, then I promise you will get so much more out of your college experience. Go exploring in the city on the weekends. There is always something out there for everyone, no matter what you are interested in. Just make sure you are taking advantage of all the opportunities that are around you!

GO Team 2013 - New Orientation Leaders

  Nicholas Alcover
  Royce Anies
  Kevin Bachar
  Alex Bacon
  Madena Barak
  Tim Chin
  Alexa De La Torre
  Kristi DeMar
  Eric Dong
  Aleah Feuerborn
  Henry Frischholz
  Will Fox
  Emelyn Hicks
  Caitlin Hurley
  Jessica Javier
  Chase Lamarche
  Keyaira Lock
  Wesley Lu
  Yayun Lu
  Chev-Vaughn Lum
  Stephanie Ortiz
  Ohi Outland
  Emily Pons
  Khadijah Powell
  Alice Rochette
  Sarah Salman
  Kayla Schelling
  Madeleine Shelton
  Caleb Smith
  Jennifer Wang
  Xantal Tejada