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Keynote Speaker L. Trenton Marsh to Address Students at Orientation Activities

Keynote Speaker L. Trenton MarshThe University of the Virgin Islands will offer a full array of activities and informational sessions on both campuses as part of UVI’s Fall 2010 Student Orientation. For a full schedule of orientation activities, visit the UVI Web site home page at www.uvi.edu.

On Monday, Aug. 16, UVI President Dr. David Hall will welcome students at 6:30 p.m. in the Great Hall of the North West Wing on the St. Croix campus. An important session with motivational keynote speaker L. Trenton Marsh will take place following President Hall’s remarks. All newly admitted full- and part-time students are urged to attend. Parents, spouses and partners are invited to join students for this informative lecture. Admission is free.
Marsh, the author of “From 1.0 to 4.0,” is a sought-after public speaker who lectures on education – specifically academic excellence. The first African-American male student commencement speaker at George Washington University in May 2004, his lifestyle and community involvement have garnered Marsh attention and recognition by Essence Magazine, CNN and the Congressional Black Caucus, among others.
President Hall will welcome students to the St. Thomas campus at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 17, in the Sports and Fitness Center. Marsh will give the keynote address to students on the St. Thomas campus at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 18, in the Sports and Fitness Center. Attendance at this event is required for all newly admitted full-time and part-time students.
For further information about UVI’s orientation activities or the presentations by L. Trenton Marsh, contact the Office of the Associate Campus Administrator for Student Affairs on St. Thomas at 693-1121 or on St. Croix at 692-4188.
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