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Student Association is finally getting the opportunity to have a real campus experience. “It was refreshing to see the prospects of face-to-face [interaction] and actually being able to come out to events rather than go to a virtual activity,” she said. “My first year was the first year of virtual school. So I was actually worried
of various faculties and departments, clubs, societies and island associations set up stalls to promote their activities and recruit new members. Like many of her peers, Daniella Williams spent the first two years of her academic career attending classes virtually. Now into her third year, the President of the Trinidad and Tobago
that I wouldn’t have gotten an in-person experience because the way coronavirus was going it was looking a bit dismal for a while, but this is refreshing,” she added. Students from St. Lucia were happy to share some of their culture with their regional colleagues through a variety of local food, such as bakes and cheese and cocoa on display, among others.
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