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Jess
Senior
Profile
"There were 77 students in my high
school graduating class, " says Jess
Esquivel, a senior liberal arts major, "so
the transition to a major university with
an enrotlment of more than t6,OOO
people was slightly overwhelmingl"
Esquivel, who grew up In the small
town of Planada, CA. says Ihat of the 77
In his graduating class, only ten wenl
on to a four-year university. "For
Planada's high school graduates, the
most obvious options were to join the
service or get a job in town, " he
recalls. "But I thought, 'there's got to be
more,'"
He visited the CSu, Fresno campus
during the annual University Showcase
and was linpressed with "how friendly
everyone was and with the beauty of
the campus." "I thought it was the Ideal
environment for continuing my
education and / made the decision to
enroll," he says. "The opprtumtles that
have opened up for me here have just
been tremendous. "
During his four years at CSu, Fresno,
Esquivel has been a member of the
College Union Program Committee, a
member and past-president of Theta
Chi fraternity, and active In leadership
workshops. For the past year he has
a/so been involved in an internship at
Fresno's Juvenile Halt, where he works
as a counselor. "I think that getting
involved in extra-curricular activities
really completes your education
experience, " says Esquivel. "You learn
to interact with people and you learn to
set goals."
Q: What does the ColI"ge Union
Program Commillee do?
fl.: The committee scheduies,
promotes, and produces a variety of
entertainment programs for students.
There are 10 people on the committee
and each one is responsible for a
line-item on the committee's $350,000
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| Title | 1984-85 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1984-04 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 037 |
| Full Text Search | Jess Senior Profile "There were 77 students in my high school graduating class, " says Jess Esquivel, a senior liberal arts major, "so the transition to a major university with an enrotlment of more than t6,OOO people was slightly overwhelmingl" Esquivel, who grew up In the small town of Planada, CA. says Ihat of the 77 In his graduating class, only ten wenl on to a four-year university. "For Planada's high school graduates, the most obvious options were to join the service or get a job in town, " he recalls. "But I thought, 'there's got to be more,'" He visited the CSu, Fresno campus during the annual University Showcase and was linpressed with "how friendly everyone was and with the beauty of the campus." "I thought it was the Ideal environment for continuing my education and / made the decision to enroll," he says. "The opprtumtles that have opened up for me here have just been tremendous. " During his four years at CSu, Fresno, Esquivel has been a member of the College Union Program Committee, a member and past-president of Theta Chi fraternity, and active In leadership workshops. For the past year he has a/so been involved in an internship at Fresno's Juvenile Halt, where he works as a counselor. "I think that getting involved in extra-curricular activities really completes your education experience, " says Esquivel. "You learn to interact with people and you learn to set goals." Q: What does the ColI"ge Union Program Commillee do? fl.: The committee scheduies, promotes, and produces a variety of entertainment programs for students. There are 10 people on the committee and each one is responsible for a line-item on the committee's $350,000 37 |
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