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Personal Narrative: My Journey To Merrimack
I remember when I was preparing to come to Merrimack and how nervous I was. My orientation group was there to help me through my straggles and made me feel accepted. I want to be an Orientation Team member because I want to be able to be there to help the incoming freshman through all of the struggles that they will face. I also would love to be able to form meaningful connections with the freshman so that they will always have someone to connect with.
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