On Tuesday, Sept. 24, TEAM hosted an outdoor game night for transfer students in Peace Park.
On Tuesday, Sept. 24, Transfer Experience and Advising Mentors hosted an outdoor game night at Peace Park for transfer students. The event was held from 6-7 p.m. and involved games including volleyball, spikeball, football and more.
Transfer students play various games during a TEAM event. During the hour-long event, students played games like volleyball and football. The group holds a variety of events throughout the month of September for transfer students to meet each other.
MU senior Jake Aron plays cornhole at the TEAM outdoor games event. “I was a regular attendee of meetings and enjoyed it, then I became a mentor and really enjoyed that, then I became part of the exec,” Aron said.
MU sophomoreSkylar Griffithtries to add air into a football during the TEAM outdoor game night. “I’ve been showing up since the first week they had transfer stuff,” Griffith said. “I think it’s fun, it’s nice, something I can do once a week.”
MU senior Matt Waffle passes out popsicles to TEAM members at the outdoor games event. Waffle, who was originally a part of TEAM as a member, is now on the executive board and helps plan events.
Bags lie on the game board during the TEAM outdoor game nighton Sept. 24. Members played various outdoor games while listening to music and meeting other transfer students.MU junior Kaitlyn Fritz tosses a frisbee to her friend, junior Hayden Loeb, during the outdoor game night for transfer students. Fritz transferred this semester from St. Louis Community College.A TEAM-branded cornhole tabletop lies in the grass during their outdoor game night. TEAM is an organization that plans weekly events and posts them on their Instagram account and MU Engage to promote upcoming events.
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