Often overwhelmed on big campuses, rural college students push for support
There’s a small but growing effort on some campuses to give more of a sense of belonging to rural students, with rural student clubs and resource centers.
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There’s a small but growing effort on some campuses to give more of a sense of belonging to rural students, with rural student clubs and resource centers.
Two of the largest student groups at Washington University in St. Louis are led by one very busy junior: John Jachimiak. As co-president of Heart for the Unhoused, Jachimiak travels to shelters across the region to conduct health screenings. And as president of the campus QuestBridge chapter, Jachimiak gives scholars resources, a voice and, most importantly, a community.
The Head Master said the results were a real credit to the students, their ambition and their resilience at the end of two very challenging years