By Alonzo Meza and Shelly Williams/reporters
“Our student organizations went from zero at the start of the semester to over 14 or so,” he said. “We did not have an active health services until late in the fall of the ’09 semester, which is now fully operational.”
Baumgardner said the academic success center also had a slow start.
“Our center for academic success was not fully operational until the spring semester, but our services and numbers have grown significantly,” he said.
Baumgardner said he and his staff are brainstorming for more ideas, but the calendar shows students are interested in student organizations.
“I’m really looking forward to gather ideas for programs directly from students rather than just relying on what we have seen be successful elsewhere,” he said.
