I will say on behalf of everyone, we are really glad you're here.
[Laughter]
I just want to say thank you. I mean, this is
great proof of what kind of team you are,
what kind of athletes you are, and what kind of people you are.
And what kind of coach you have.
and what kind of athletic director you have.
And I think it's a great opportunity for these first years
to see just what kind of a community they're about to enter.
So, in addition to helping them move in, I think you're going to help
make them excited about the year and feel like this is home.
We got some more stuff to grab. Well, it sounds like you got a lot of stuff, so we’re going to see you again.
so football team.
me to our team.
And I will say on behalf of everyone,
we are really glad you're here.
Me in particular, because last year, I had to carry all the heavy stuff to you
so we could use your help.
And very nice to meet you.
Welcome to Ruthven Day.
Yeah, I think you've got it. Here
you are. You good?
Okay.
Yeah.
right here, the big one.
And those guys.
More than 46.
Okay, Now do your coat.
I know I'm turning away.
Of course you can find
everything.
Thank you.
You necklace.
So that's the idea of the dispute.
All right, let's move over to the university. All right.
Yep. And you see, I And then
all of the first round, the kids from
the little thing.
Yeah, right
out on the side here, because the cyclone is breaking them down.
You better get three people on that, huh?
Two We welcome your laugh. Oh, hydrate.
qué hacer.
No sé qué hacer.
¿Qué sobre.
Good I'm here.
Yeah. Hi.
How are you?
Good. Good.
Thank you.
the last couple of days.
I didn't know what
Tester.
Thanks for being here.
How are you?
I don't.
Well, we want to take.
Yeah,
I know you said that I was there for the last couple of days.
I didn't know what it was.
Appreciate you guys that anyway.
Yeah.
That's why I.
You know, I.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, thanks for coming.
Okay. Hey, Katie.
Right. Ready to go?
All right, so I'm football team.
I'm me to our team.
And I will say on behalf of everyone,
we are really glad you're here.
Me in particular, because last year, I had to carry
all the heavy stuff to you so we could use your help.
But honestly, I just want to say thank you.
I mean, this is, I think, great proof of what kind of team you are,
what kind of athlete you are, and what kind of people you are
and what kind of coach you have
and what kind of athletic director you have.
And I think it's a great opportunity for these first years
to see just what kind of a community they're about to enter.
So in addition to helping them move in, I think you're going to help them
make them excited about the year and feel like this is home.
So on, any questions about the task?
Any any any advice, Matt?
Matt Webber has been helping to organize this
because you want a lift with your back.
I wasn't
at all.
And before we all get sweaty, we're going to do a group photo and then
get all of our assignments from the person in charge of moving day for us.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Hey, Mark.
Good.
How are you?
You're all right.
I know.
You're
ready for the here, but.
One, two, three.
And then whatever whatever they.
Good.
All right. Thank you.
Okay. Tell us what we're doing today.
All right.
Thank you all so much for being here.
This is two of the most important days at the university when we get to welcome
our first year students to grounds and having them see you,
having you offer a helping hand will just increase the enthusiasm that we have.
This is a long time in coming and you might recognize
or you might not recognize, but I am wearing a bucket hat and a new
t shirt.
This is we are piloting a new first year program called Who's at Home,
our First Year Together in an effort to build on to the 2030 plan.
It's a great partnership with our association deans, our career advisors.
We have a book club
called Outsmart Your Brain with a professor
from the psychology department and Willingham dorm room dinners.
We're really trying to enhance the sense of belonging that our first year have.
So I want to thank you on that.
And we do have a T-shirt for the president, and I'll come see
Derek Rucker and maybe Jim, you might wear it
in the first year, run, run with Jim on Saturday.
So anyway, with that, I'm going to turn it over to Shannon Kamarck,
who is our assistant dean
over our Greeter program, and she will give you your assignments.
Thank you all so much.
Half of you are going to stay here and greet with Carmen here at Page.
She is the senior resident here, and the other half of you
will go to Metcalf Lefever and greet with Jordan, the senior resident there.
Come on through.
Come on. You got. No, you're good.
We have
You guys want some?
Yes, please. Wear them with pride.
Is there any way someone can have this?
Yeah, we can do whatever you like.
Thank you. Yeah.
You're in charge.
Hello.
I hear you.
Oh, yes, Lily.
I mean, how you look. How you look?
Just plain
Brooklyn.
Commander, I like it in the photo plant.
Okay. You too.
Kate, Hold on. Selfie.
They're nowhere near where they
belong.
If I had an email
and I got a response.
right now
because we don't have bring
like we had in
I don't know, it's
obviously
the question is how long do you have to leave?
I think was a week
to save your brown your running back.
Oh, yeah. He's gonna get a
way because this day
we're coming to help
us get rid of
the hell.
Yeah, I know, I know.
That's a lot of
you. Hello.
My name is Chloe.
I am working here this year,
and I'm very excited for you guys to help out,
so I know you guys.
So what we're going to do is we have people mostly
moving in from probably the Hancock Drive side.
So that's where they're going to be the most cars
and probably the most people like needing help and stuff.
And then we have a lot of you guys
and then also we have some other greeters as well.
We just like having you guys help like great people and say hello.
And we have a ton of like you know, Afghan sucker.
Metcalf looking very.
So if you guys want to hand it out if you want to
we just bring the energy and so go to the street.
Yeah yeah.
So if you go over so that was probably going to be part and then all right.
Yeah. I can actually walk you guys.
I want that.
Yeah. Can I grab one of you?
Yeah.
So is it.
Oh yeah.