Senior Send Off Video

A message to the graduating class,

I know how tough it’s been for everyone in this time. For other seniors, like myself, it’s a little disappointing knowing we won’t be having a graduation ceremony in May. Because of this, I wanted to do something special.

I’m hoping that as a graduating class, we can put together a nice video as a reminder of the unique situation that we’ve been in, and that through all of this, we have still pulled through, and are all (soon-to-be) college graduates.

I recognize that as a community college, students are of all different ages and phases of life. I think this makes us all the more powerful as a class, and makes our story all the more interesting and meaningful. I hope to put a piece of that story into a short clip for all of us to have and remember for many years to come.

If you want to participate, I am just asking that you send in a short video clip, or a quote or short sentiment accompanied with a photo of yourself. Video clips are, of course, preferred, but if you aren’t comfortable videotaping yourself, you can also send in something written accompanied by an image. Content can be anything from inspirational quotes, to plans for the future, where you might be transferring, or the career you’re hoping to pursue or continue to move upward in. Images can be headshots, photos of you at NCC, wearing the colors of your transfer college, or anything else you might want. Be creative, this is about us. Please have your contributions in by Friday May 1st so that we can send out the video by the end of finals week for everyone.

We’ve been through a lot in the last couple of months. I hope that you will all join me in creating something for NCC to remember us by.

Thank you all,

Kati Huntting

Communications and Marketing Intern
Editor of NCC Student Blog
Graduating NCC Student

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