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For me, Auburn was about high touch, high feeling, but not a super large school, there

are larger schools out there that are almost factories they're making so many students.

Auburn's not like that.

Auburn is about giving people a lot more personal help and attention and for that reason it's

one of the reasons that it feels more like a family.

And you really get to know people there and you really get to know the faculty, and the

administration and the other students and so if you want a continuation of family then

Auburn is a great place to be.

And I would highly recommend it.

Auburn is not a place like a lot of people think that it is: it's a feeling, it's a spirit,

it's a - you can do anything, you can be anything, it's about working hard and integrity and

doing what's right and it's a big family.

Alright everybody get close here [laughter] I love it.

If I were in school again I'd make sure if I were in engineering I would go talk to the

guys in education, if you're in education go talk to the guys in engineering, if you're

in veterinarian go talk to somebody else but you've got a lot of people around you with

a lot of different views and a lot of different ideas from all different parts of the U.S. and

all different parts of the world.

Seek people out that think differently than you do, that have a different view, a different

life experience, and absorb it all, because you're all in this one big happy family now

and I think we can all learn from that.

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Psychology at Staffordshire University: Connect to your future - Duration: 3:27.

At The Connected University we're connecting great minds to great opportunities,

students to industry and you to a future in Psychology.

Psychology is a fascinating varied subject. It's very useful for a variety of

different careers, you learn transferrable skills that will be valued

by a variety of employers.

The main reason I came to Staffs University to study Psychology

was because of the facilities that they offer.

Staffs equipment is some of the best,

so in our level you learn about EEG machines, eye tracking studies

and Staffs have got it all here.

We are sat here today in a purpose-built,

30 million pound Science Centre, we've got a wide variety of facilities that is

housed in this building.

We've got cognitive cubicles and cognitive labs

that students can use to carry out their own experiments because we really want them

to be hands-on in terms of their research.

So once our students leave and

graduate from our courses they have gained those necessary skills on

industry standard equipment and software that can see them then go on and do

research up and down the country within environments that are psychology-based.

Our satisfaction scores are always very high, they're among the best in the country.

Our students are very satisfied with what we do,

particularly with the quality of the teaching

that tends to come out very highly in the scores.

All of our undergraduate courses are accredited by the

British Psychological Society, so students can go on and pursue

postgraduate training following completion of the courses.

We have two fantastic psychology technicians who have been nationally recognised for their work,

so we're very proud of those achievements.

Within the psychology department it's a very close team and I think

we really value the student input with the courses that we run.

All of our staff are research active,

so they're currently engaging in research work, or their practitioners particularly

for our counseling staff, so they are actually engaging in that real-world work themselves,

so they can bring their material to life in their lectures

We've got people who are cognitive psychologists,

people who are social psychologists, people looking into criminology

and health psychologists looking at all sorts of aspects

of health psychology and we've got clinical psychologists as well.

They are all connected with the staff and with each other whether they going to masters

or work or PhDs, we really want them to be able to apply the knowledge that they've gained.

We do work with a wide range of organisations, for example the police the

NHS and wider health services but also the local City Council, we've got really

good links with some of the departments in our City Council

The support from the lecturers and staff here is probably one of the biggest

factors why I think I've done so well at the University. I feel as though I'm now

fully prepared to go out into my postgraduate degree and even so could

even feel like I could go straight into a job and get working. That's something

that they prepared me for really well.

Psychology might be for you if you're

curious and daring and want to challenge the different theoretical concepts that

are currently available.

Because it's all about dealing with people, you can

literally go on to do anything.

The future of Education is here, connecting

learning to experience and industry. Our state-of-the-art facilities are waiting

for you. Staffordshire University - The Connected University.

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Principles of Community Pledge University of Missouri - Duration: 1:41.

We affirm, We affirm

We affirm the inherent dignity and value of each individual

and strive to maintain a climate for work and learning based on mutual respect and understanding.

We affirm We affirm

We affirm the right of each person to express thoughts and opinions freely.

We encourage open expression within a climate of civility, sensitivity, and mutual respect.

We affirm We affirm

We affirm the value of human diversity because it enriches our lives and our organizations.

We acknowledge and respect our differences while affirming our common humanity.

We reject We reject

We reject all forms of prejudice and discrimination, including those based on age, color, diverse abilities,

gender, gender identity, gender expression,

national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, and veteran status.

We take individual and collective responsibility for helping to eliminate bias, and discrimination

and for increasing our own understanding of these issues through education, training,

and interaction with others.

We pledge We pledge

We pledge our collective commitment to uphold these principles in the totality of our life together

and in accordance with the University of Missouri's values of respect,

responsibility

discovery, and excellence.

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Vanderbilt University Connects-2017 PSA Commercial - Duration: 0:31.

Vanderbilt University

Connects

Technology

and Humanity.

Innovation

and Imagination.

Determination

and Distinction.

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New Student Convocation 2017 - Duration: 1:50:31.

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2017 Mississippi State University Commercial - Duration: 0:31.

(upbeat music)

♫ Hear the echo down the well

♫ Where my heart once hung

♫ Hear my name ringing, ringing when I'm done

(upbeat music)

(tires squealing)

♫ Hear my name ringing, hear it ringing

♫ Hear my name ringing, hey

(upbeat music)

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2017 Auburn University Commercial - Ace Atkins - Duration: 2:08.

I've been writing now professionally for 20 years and to be able to write that long and

publish every year what I'm most proud of is the longevity in this business, which is

a very crazy business.

You know Auburn did prepare me for my career in a lot of ways, both in the English department

and the communications department.

I had wonderful English professors, Dr. Crandall, Dr. Krockochee.

I ended up taking many classes in writing for television and film from Dr. George Plesketus.

This really gave me a great foundation both understanding literature but also the technical

aspects of writing, storytelling, and the things that I wanted to do.

I have to say the core of that ability and that background came from my early time at

Auburn.

There's so many options at Auburn University, you know I remember there was this one time

I wanted to learn about the history of Ireland, and I took an Irish history course, I think

that the professors are there for you to prepare you for whatever you want to do.

You know when I look back at my time at Auburn, its not really just my football experience

that I really you know value most, it's the time that I spent with my professors and what

I learned during those four years at Auburn.

I tell you what, the thing that you can do, when you get out of school, I think the best

advice I can give anybody is never think that someone is out there looking out for you.

You have to be tenacious, you have to be aggressive, you have to continue going after whatever

your goal is.

Never be turned away, never decide that you're going to quit, never again think that somebody

is looking out for you.

You have to continue to just keep on going at whatever you want to accomplish.

And that's what I did with writing, that's what I did with journalism and its certainly

something that you have to get tough even after you get your degree.

I think the worst advice I had somebody tell me one time, don't ever try to become a novelist,

it's just too hard.

That's the worst advice.

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2017 Auburn University Commercial - Duration: 0:31.

Fans direct your attention to the flagpole for a special presentation.

[Football stadium crowd cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Tim Cook cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Student section cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Robert Cofield cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Laura Folse cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Ace Atkins cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

[Carrie Williams cheers] "Warrrrrrr..."

You never really leave Auburn.

Because Auburn never leaves you.

[All cheer] "Warrrrrrr Eagle!

Hey!"

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Arizona State University is going high-tech this football season - Duration: 0:43.

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2017 Auburn University Commercial - Harold Melton - Duration: 2:03.

Well, if I'm working I'm reading, we have briefs we have draft opinions, research, memos.

And so on any given day if I walk into the office there's a pile that's been waiting

for me.

My job is to get through it, so when it comes time to vote on cases I'm prepared when it

comes time to hear oral arguments on cases, I'm prepared and can ask intelligent questions

that help me and help my fellow justices decide the case.

Never thought I would be a lawyer, never thought I would be a judge until I became close to

becoming one.

I went to Auburn university and studied international business, stumbled into law school after that

with a goal of studying international law.

Took one course in international law and decided that's not what I wanted to do.

From there, I focused on criminal prosecution, my first job after graduating law school was

in the attorney general's office where I did property tax.

And I did property tax for the first four or five years, the last few years in the attorney

general office, I focused on consumer protection, went from there to work for the governor.

The governor appointed me to the court in 2005.

Well wherever you go to college, you want to learn and learn how to learn.

That can be done well at any number of places.

And Auburn of course did that.

You're going to do your classwork, of course you're focused on that because that's why

you're here.

But if you go to your classroom, and then go home to your dorm or your apartment and

hide, you're going to be miserable.

And you're going to miss on all the opportunities to really grow.

And so while you're here you want to grow academically, you want to grow socially, and

you want to grow spiritually.

So when the classroom is over, when class time is over, get out.

Get involved in campus activities, get involved in organizational life.

Everybody is pouring themselves into the university in some form or fashion, that's what makes

it great.

Find your way to pour in, you'll make the university better, and you'll grow so much

more than you can ever imagine.

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2017 Auburn University Commercial - Robert Cofield - Duration: 1:30.

Working at auburn, I built out a very well-rounded resume even before I went out into the workforce,

I didn't have to apply to any jobs and I knew exactly what I wanted to do and I knew exactly

the industry I wanted to work in because I'd already been working in it.

What really caught me was the automotive work, and being able to write a program and then

see it running on a car and being able to be in that car, and to see the thing that

you created actually working and responding as you move around, and there's nothing quite

like it to have tangible results of your work.

Auburn taught me how to be a life-long learner and it taught me a language if you will that

taught me to be able to communicate with anybody in any field.

In the classroom you learn the fundamentals, you learn the theory, you learn how to do

the analysis but actually working in a research environment you get to take that and put it

into practice and you get to experience difficulties that weren't expected necessarily and you

get to use that basic framework that you learned in the classroom to actually create something

that solves a need.

So get involved in undergraduate research and challenge yourself.

I don't know what's coming, but I know that it's going to be exciting and I know that

I'm always going to be engaged, that I'm always going to have something that excites me and

I can't wait to see what happens.

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Film and Media at Staffordshire University: Connect to your future - Duration: 3:18.

At The Connected University, we're connecting great minds to great

opportunities, students to industry and you to a future in film and media.

Staffordshire University is one of the leading places within the UK to come and study film and media.

That's recognised by the course accreditations through Skillset and BKSTS

as well as the breadth and depth of courses that you can come and study here.

Across the university I think there's a wide range of courses that cover the

theoretical, the practical and the technical side and aspects of film making, which I think is amazing.

The Cadman Studios, £11.5 million, that we are sitting in now.

Fantastic investment for the students everything we see in here

equipment-wise is something they will use when they graduate and get a job

working for someone like Sky, the BBC, QVC, we have contacts with.

All of the technologies such as the cameras and lights and sound equipment are what are used

out in the industry and it's really good to get hands-on with it all to get a feel for it.

I think it's very important that the students learn from someone who is in

the industry like myself. I work for ITV Sport, I film things such as British

Touring Cars, World Superbikes and doing those kind of events is a very sort of

time critical thing. You're live, you're on the air. Knowing how that works and

bringing that into my teaching it's really good for the students because

they learn from someone who's actually done it in the real world.

We make them do everything from organising to directing to shooting to sound

and we give them experience in all of those roles as well as communication skills

and the organisational skills they'll need when they leave to be a freelancer or

to be a full-time member of staff somewhere.

Our academics here have great industry contacts, we've helped students gain work experience at places like

Disney and also working on films such as The Dark Knight and Star Wars.

We've got great connections with companies in London such as Envy Post Production

also with companies that make documentaries in Manchester

with film production companies down in London, and we want our students to get out and experience that,

experience the industry and bring that knowledge back into their studies.

We've come out with films that a few of us have already been asked

to send them off to festivals so within the sixth week of our course we were

already making festival ready films.

Because there are so many successful Staffordshire University graduates

there's a huge network of people who can come back

and you know look for people on work experience or look for people to hire

and because they know that Staffordshire University create amazing graduates.

It just makes sense you know. We know the ethos of the university, we know how

well they're trained and that just means it's like this amazing pool of graduates

who are going to be amazing and they come back for that reason.

The future of education is here. Connecting learning to experience and industry.

Our state-of-the-art facilities are waiting for you.

Staffordshire University - The Connected University.

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2017 Auburn University Commercial - Carrie Williams - Duration: 2:23.

When I toured the Auburn campus I fell in love.

There was something really magical about Auburn, I had toured all of the schools down in the

south and I never felt home, I didn't feel that connection, I didn't feel the warm and

fuzzies that I did when I got onto Auburn's campus.

Even my parents were ecstatic about how amazing the school was.

Auburn prepared me for the job I have now, really through eagle eye TV, I got really

involved freshman year and stuck with it, I started just as a little field reporter

and then moved up to be an executive producer and then the station manager, and in my roles

being involved with eagle eye I was able to see every single facet of broadcast and production

and I just loved being a part of all of it, especially the behind the scenes behind the

camera stuff.

And it just prepared be to be really organized and that's where I met most of my friends

and from there I applied for a bunch of internships in New York City and finally got a job in

NYC at Viacom and worked my way up and I'm at Comedy Central now.

I produce branded content for Comedy Central and the Paramount network.

We create content for our advertisers that are partnered with our network, and that could

be anything from promos that are affiliated with our show properties, our show talent,

or even custom content series that we pilot.

So my day to day can be anything from concepting and brainstorming with the writers, and then

once the idea or script is sold into the client we'll move into production and that's when

I really kind of, that's my specialty where I'll get involved to prep all the details

and logistics for the shoots and then as I'm prepping for that, handling all the coordination

and moving pieces for what needs to happen in post, all the way through delivery.

The advice that I would give to an Auburn student would be don't be afraid, get involved

and go for it.

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Tohoku University Summer Program in Wyoming, USA 2017 - Duration: 4:42.

We are going to talk about what to expect during the summer program in Wyoming such as weather people food and lectures

First I would like to talk about weather in Wyoming. It gets cold in the morning

But it gets much warmer in the daytime, and it's so dry, but it could also rain heavily and Suddenly

So it's important to take care of your health. Second, I'd like to talk about people around here

There are many kind people everywhere don't be shy to keep trying to talk in English to other people

Here's a good example

How are you doing? I'm doing well. What about you? I'm doing good too. Okay. Have a nice day. Have a nice day. Bye

Here's a bad example. How are you doing? It's okay I guess. Have a nice day, bye

so be friendly and don't be shy

Third, I would like to talk about food

American food is Greasier

And include less vegetables than Japanese food, so you can enjoy

variety of food that you can't experience in your own country

Hello, future students. My name is Yohei (Nagasaki Nagasaki)

Keisuke and Naoki

We are going to teach you how to pack for this program

It is a useful piece of information so listen carefully guys take it away Keisuke

Thanks Yohei (Nagasaki Nagasaki)

The absolute necessities are t-shirt and pants of five days

It's cold and this program has a lot of outside activities

So you should have a jacket which you can take off and put on easily

Keep it casual. Don't bring any clothes that you don't want to get them dirty. It's because

Your clothes get to get dirty and most of Americans dress casually

Also, you should have tough and comfortable shoes for hiking

and

Have a pair of sandals

to use in the dormitory

Wyoming is in high altitude. So you might want to bring

Some medicines for headache and other conditions. In addition, you should have a umbrella

washing net

Chapstick

Sunscreen

And some $$$

I

don't think you need more than

$200

You should have a credit card and swimming suit

You can use your credit card at the most of stores

You can also buy most of things of stores in America

So even if you forget to bring some stuff don't worry about it

the most important thing to bring is enthusiastic attitude

gotcha!

Enjoy your time in 'murica

Finally if you join this program you will have lectures that are related to activities

For instance we have a lecture about high altitudes

before hiking in the National forest at nine thousand and two hundred feet

So you will be ready to have fun safely

in conclusion

This is the best experience for you

enjoy goodbye

Yeah

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Military veteran student found support at Bellevue University (15) - Duration: 0:16.

I spent 11 years in the air force. I was absolutely terrified of going back to school.

I thought I was going to fail. Bellevue University is open to all aspects of life. The teachers that were there, were there to help.

Having the support at home really made me know that I could do it.

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Bemdji State University Thanks Supporters At Community Appreciation Day - Duration: 2:26.

AMERICAN CULTURE TOMORROW WHEN

THEY ATTEND THE BRAINERD HIGH

SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME.

>> DENNIS: IT'S A TRADITION THAT

STARTED 12 YEARS AGO FOR BEMIDJI

STATE UNIVERSITY, SHOWING THE

COMMUNITY THAT THEY'RE

APPRECIATE SD IMPORTANT.

HAYDEE CLOTTER SHOWS US HOW BSU

SAYS THANK YOU.

>> I'M JUST HAPPY WE LIVE HERE

AND GET TO DO THIS.

BEMIDJI HAS REALLY FUN STUFF.

>> CLAYTON: THE.

>> HAYDEE: THE SUPPORT FOR

BEMIDJI UNIVERSITY RUNS DEEP IN

THIS TOWN.

>> WITHOUT THE COMMUNITY

SUPPORT, WITHOUT A POSITIVE TOWN

RELATIONSHIP, IT WOULD BE A

LITTLE BIT DIFFICULT FOR OUR

STUDENTS AND FOR OUR FACULTY AND

STAFF HERE.

SO IT'S REALLY A WONDERFUL

OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO SEE NOT

ONLY WHAT WE HAVE GOING ON AND

FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN TO

CONNECT WITH SOME OF OUR STUDENT

ATHLETES AND TO UNDERSTAND WHAT

THEY MIGHT BE ABLE TO

PARTICIPATE IN LATER IN THE

YEAR.

>> HAYDEE: ABOUT 1,000 PEOPLE

SHOWED UP TO ENJOY FREE FOOD AND

MINGLE.

>> JUST LOVE TO SUPPORT THE

WHOLE BEMIDJI COMMUNITY, ALL THE

EATERIES AROUND OR WHATEVER YOU

WOULD CALL IT.

>> HAYDEE: THIS YEAR'S EVENT WAS

BIGER AND MORE SPACE WAS

AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES

TO SET UP SHOP.

FOR FELLOW ALUM BRETT BAHR, IT

WAS INVALUABLE.

>> THEY CAN BE AMONGST THE

BUILDINGS, COMMUNICATE WITH SOME

OF THE DIFFERENT PROGRAMS THAT

ARE OUT HERE, THE ACADEMIC

PROGRAMS, THE STUDENT CLUBS AND

ORGANIZATIONS, BE ABLE TO

EXPERIENCE CAMPUS A LITTLE BIT.

>> HAYDEE: IN THE MIDST OF THE

CLOUD WAS A SEA OF GREEN AND

SUPPORTERS WEREN'T GOING TO MISS

THIS DAY.

>> SEEING ALL THE PLAYERS COME

BACK AFTER THE SUMMER AND EXCITE

FOR THEIR SEASON, NICE TO SEE

THEM AND NICE TO SEE PEOPLE OUT

HERE ENJOYING THE CAMPUS.

>> IT FEELS PRETTY GOOD.

I MEAN, I'M A FRESHMAN, AND I'VE

NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS,

SO IT'S KIND OF COOL TO BE IN

THIS AS MOSQUITO -- ATMOSPHERE

TO.

>> FOR HAVE ALL THE PEOPLE TO

COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE CAMPUS,

IT REALLY MEANS A LOT AND KIND

OF SHOWS WHAT THIS NORTHERN

CAPITAL HAS TO OFFER TO ITS

SCHOOLS.

>> IT'S NICE TO BE APPRECIATED.

>> WE LOVE BEMIDJI STATE

UNIVERSITY.

>> HAYDEE: IN BEMIDJI, HAYDEE

CLOTTER, LAKELAND NEWS.

>> DENNIS: DURING THE TWO HOUR

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Paramedic Science at Staffordshire University: Connect to your future - Duration: 4:28.

At The Connected University, we're connecting great minds to great

opportunities, students to industry and you to a future in paramedic science. As

a student paramedic at Staffordshire University you will learn an awful lot, you'll have

a lot of fun you'll be working with people who are on the same wavelength

and have the same aspirations as you. Paramedic science is an important

subject to study at uni, first and foremost it's your first step into

becoming a paramedic to get a great qualification at the end of it with the

potential to go on to the West Midlands Ambulance Service or any other service

around the UK. Best thing about the course is definitely placement. It's 50%

practical so we are on the road a lot. We've got great connections with West

Midlands Ambulance Service and the facilities they're just fantastic and I couldn't

compare any other university with the facilities we've got here. The skills

labs here are fantastic you've got plenty of time to practice all your

skills like your intubation and your cannulation, staff are absolutely

fantastic they're always there to help us.

At Staffordshire University we're connected with a wide variety of different

industries and organisations mainly within the healthcare sector. West

Midlands Ambulance Service are a prime example where they're our main placement

provider and we utilize their mentors and work with their mentors to develop

the best possible learning environment that we can for the students.

So that it's not always just looking in books and trying to get the information they

need from books and online resources it adds practical experience. We've got a

house at Stoke campus which has got cameras in every room and speakers in

every room the students can respond to those incidents as if they were

responding in real life and then they are peer reviewed by their fellow

students and by us from a remote location as we're watching in whilst

that's going on. Starting from outside the house as if you've just come off the

ambulance just go into the patient no one's there other than the patient

because everyone's watching it from upstairs through cameras and then

everyone will come down and feedback because they've all been watching listening from

upstairs so it's really good it makes it real life it's hard to do scenarios in a

skills lab but when you're in a house it's just really nice and natural.

During their training we take them to Safeside

and this is a purpose-built facility where they've got a street that has a

house that we can set on fire it has a zebra crossing it has a double decker

bus a health center a canal a train and even a train track so again we can set

instances up in these places if they were responding to something in real life.

Recently I've just been filmed for a programme called Ambulance which will be

on BBC One. They followed us on our normal day-to-day activity, following

us from when the calls come in so there'll be a camera crew filming for

when a call comes in and then when it gets passed to us on the ground and then

you get to see the whole trail of that story, it was interesting it was good I

enjoyed it, it was a good experience to go through.

The key thing really is competence, it's an outcomes based course so they have to be

competent at the end of it in order to meet the HCPC's standards of practice

It enables the students to have that overall management of a scene and to

be able to incorporate some key skills like endotracheal intubation and

cannulation and defibrillation and to be able to build that into a framework.

Once our paramedics graduate with their degree that entitles them to membership

of the Health and Care Professions Council Register which means that they

can use the registered title of paramedic. The majority of our paramedic graduates go

to work for ambulance trusts and some paramedics may choose to work in the

private sector private hospitals and private ambulance services, we have a

number that do that. Came to an Open Day and I was immediately sold. I feel at home

everyone is like a big family environment. We have 99 percent

employability. Easy decision. I made a decision to become a paramedic and then

they took me on they gave me a chance and I don't regret it one bit I love it I

love the job, literally the best career choice I made. The future of education is here

connecting learning to experience and industry. Our state-of-the-art

facilities are waiting for you. Staffordshire University - The Connected University.

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Frostburg State University Student Organizations: Late at Lane - Duration: 0:52.

I'm Brooke Erickson

and I'm the event manager for Late at Lane

My name is Rashaad Rhoden

I'm the event/marketing coordinator for Late at Lane

How you can get involved is just

coming to our events

or signing up to volunteer

which if you contact us on our social media

that's the best way to get ahold of us

Late at Lane is a late-night program

It's from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

It's once-a-month on Saturday

and there's just a bunch of free games

free activities

free stuff basically

free food

all that fun stuff

Our first event is next Saturday

September the 9th

So you should come!

There's going to be all tons of free food!

Like she said

Animals -- who doesn't want to pet animals?

There's a game show where you can win money!

It's an overall fun experience!

(laughs)