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Queens University of Charlotte recognizes the Senior Year as a transition time for students. In 2002, a Senior Year Experience Committee composed of faculty, staff, seniors and juniors was created to implement strategies for a smoother transition to life after college. The committee's purpose is to bring closure to the undergraduate experience, provide students with an experience to reflect on the meaning of the college experience, and facilitate graduating student's transition to post-college life. SYE strives to share important graduation information, coordinate educational programs concerning transition and career development, and plan celebratory activities throughout the Senior Year.
Need information about how to get a class ring?
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Direct students to resources
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Find out what offices are offering programs for seniors
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Help students find information about resumes, interviewing, finances, vocation and spirituality, becoming an alum, living on you own, and many other topics
If you are interested in serving on the SYE Committee, or have an idea you would like to share, please contact Mary Norris. SYE meetings are open to anyone in the Queens' community. Check here for a list of meeting times and locations.
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