About 1,600 freshman moved on to campus Thursday, September 1, in a flurry of activity that started at 7 a.m. and ended eight hot, sweaty hours later. 520 faculty, staff and student volunteers helped families and freshman move on campus with swift golf cart maneuvers and countless trips up and down dormitory staircases with arms full of all the essentials.
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- Freshman Rianna Davis gets some help from her brother J.D. and Kyle Peterson during Move-in Day.
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- Move-in Day created many father daughter moments for freshman Tori Simms and her dad Robert Simms.
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- Golf carts were certainly the best way to get around and it wasn’t hard to get a ride on Move-in Day.
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- Freshman McKenzie Henry and her mom Amy Hobler carry a load into Henry’s new college home.
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- Freshmen Talia Swelo and Natalee Banks showed off some newly purchased, dorm room essentials.
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- Freshman Robert Lynd was one of many students who were thankful to have the help of volunteers for Move-in Day last year.
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- A small army of student, faculty and staff volunteers helped make Move-in Day happen.
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