Welcome Week activities display vibrance

September 7, 2018

Welcome Week 2018 was filled with different events that were held for Guilford students to welcome them back to campus. Director for Student Leadership and Engagement Tim Johnson, Assistant Director for Student Leadership and Engagement Jalen Baker, and Lateesha Watkins, the Grad assistant for Student Leadership and Engagement, planned a week full of events with the orientation team leaders.//Photo By: Abigail Bekele/The Guilfordian

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