Messages from the WCU Community
Photography by Carter Fennen, Chapter Photographer
If you’re reading this, your community is here for you.
Last month, we hosted our first ever general body meeting of the year. At this meeting, we asked our community to fill in an “if you’re reading this…” message based on what they thought others needed to hear. This is our letter from the WCU community. So, if you’re reading this….
Thank you for staying another day.
Keep going!!
Live your life to the fullest.
Your potential is endless.
You’ve made it through days like today, you can do it again.
Have a great day!
You are loved <3
You are seen, you are heard, you are loved.
This is your sign to keep going.
Don’t be afraid to express yourself, don’t change because others don’t like your personality.
You are important.
Be proud of yourself for how far you’ve come.
You are stronger than you’ll ever know.
Take a chance and go for it.
You will make it.
Find someone who grows flowers in the darkest parts of you.
Someone will see you for you.
I hope you see yourself in a positive light.
Be safe, and treat yourself right.
There are so many beautiful reasons to be happy.
Your future is BRIGHT!
It takes courage to face every day. You’re doing great.
You got this! I believe in you! You can do it!
Go see that movie, buy that shirt, and don’t worry about other’s opinions. Be you!
Grades don’t define you.
Take it one day at a time.
Your progress is seen and the steps you’re taking to success are seen, I love you!
Keep on going with your silly dream :)
You are loved, seen, appreciated, and most of all, wanted! <3
Get out of your head and into your heart. Think less, feel more.
Golden rams, your campus community is here for you.
Campus Community, West Chester University
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