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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Jarrell Joseph – The Transition to College Life
“The first semester of school has been great! The transition was rough due to the increase in my workload, but that’s what I expect as a civil engineering major. Dorm life has been great as well, I have met so … Continue reading →
Charles Harbin III Memorial Foundation 