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Courtney Hall

Courtney Hall served as an orientation leader prior to graduating because she "enjoyed helping new students find as much to love about UNG as I did."

The faculty mentors who positively impacted her encouraged her to do the same for new students attending orientation.

"I was passionate about setting new students up for success, be it through general knowledge about the school or helping them create their first class schedule," Hall said.

Hall originally chose UNG because of cost-efficiency and its proximity to her home; she planned to transfer to another institution after completing her core curriculum.

"However, following one year at UNG, I was completely in love with the students, faculty, and staff," Hall said. "After the Gainesville Campus began offering the bachelor's degree in political science, I knew that I would finish my degree here."

Before graduation, her career plans included political campaigning, nonprofit administration, or possibly higher education administration through student involvement.

Her activities and awards at UNG included new student orientation leader, Student Alumni Board member, Politically Incorrect Club member, Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society member, UNG-Gainesville Honors Program member, and Clark-Theodore Outstanding Traditional Student finalist.

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College of Arts & Letters
Department of Political Science and International Affairs
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