There has been plenty of opportunity for students to find out were they are going under no stress. We haven't had any problems at all, and I have thanked the students for that.

The transition has been remarkably smooth. The kids have had plenty of opportunity to communicate with the teachers.

So far we have about 20 students that have expressed interest in the GWS major. We also have between 50-60 minors and some will be switching to the major.

What we really stress for students is to have a total experience while it maximizes their academic experience. That's what they're here for, and the Greeks should be a system that supports academics. But also, there is a lot of learning outside the classroom.

GWS is a place where students can find a niche, and find community in such a large university. Students really get the opportunity to know and work closely with their professors.

We're excited about offering the opportunity to more students to live on campus. We expect it to go over quite well.