Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Winter 2013 Events!

What a fun winter semester we had last year! With so much diversity in the women in the accounting program, we used this semester to address different circumstances of those of us already in the program.


2012 Winter Events

Missionary Luncheon


Jr. Core Study Break


Acc 200/ 310 Info Session


When President Monson announced the change in age for sister missionaries, we knew that our women would be affected and have questions about how a mission would affect their progress in the accounting program. We met together with women who had mission calls, were considering serving, or had recently returned home from a mission.  As we ate a yummy lunch of CafĂ© Rio, returned sisters spoke of their experience serving and how they went about planning around the jr. core and MAcc program.  Professor Larson then spoke on the plausibility of serving and how BYU would accommodate for missions. We served up Cold Stone ice cream to finish off the event, hoping to leave everyone full of understanding, comfort, and, of course, food.
Knowing the junior core students needed another break from exams, we met with these women to give them some time off from studying. We provided tasty treats and social interaction to these study-bound students.


We also held another information session for women taking accounting 200 or 310 interested in pursuing a degree in accounting. The event’s purpose was to let women know about what life is like in the program and how it might be a great fit for them. Brittan Herndon, a student in the junior core, talked about “A Day in the Life of the Junior Core” and spoke about the expectations and realities of life in the junior core. We also had a panel of our committee members to answer questions that the women attending might have about applying to the program, job opportunities, or anything else. After the event we all enjoyed a Cold Stone ice cream sundae bar and mingling with each other. It was an amazing end to a great school year!

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