Ashley Hunter
Week Five is almost over, and I am ready to have everything done. MEP has been a lot of fun, but I’m ready for sleep. So many amazing memories have been made, and I will cherish them forever.
Maisha Dramiga
I did learn a few things within myself and when I say a few I mean one in the time I'm writing this. So the one thing I have learned in this whole process is that I am able to stay calm through not only personal stress but also stress and frustration within a group that inhibits progress. So for labeling purposes, I suppose I have learned a skill about myself...? All in all, I think this has been an insane experience I'm not sure I would do it again but if I did I now know more of how to go about organizing and communicating and using what little free time I have to relax and give my body a break every once in a while. I really enjoyed my MEP weeks even with all the ups and downs because what doesn't kill you makes you stronger right? And I can't wait to be a sister of Tau Beta Sigma.
Casey Glover
So my MEP experience was…kinda painful. Literally. I fell off my bike during week three, haha. Other than that I had a good time. Going to the zoo with the KPsi MCs was really fun! SO were a bunch of the other activities. My favorite thing, though, had to be the one on one times. The other MCs and I are having a good time, tiring, but good. We’re almost done, and that’s exciting. I’m really excited to be a member of Tau Beta Sigma.
I’ve learned a lot about myself and about the organization. I’ve become a lot more comfortable speaking my mind when I have an opinion. I also feel more outgoing now and am more comfortable talking in general. I’m really glad that I have the chance to get to know all of the wonderful women in our chapter.