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Supporting Your Freshman Year for Future Success

As a sophomore majoring in civil engineering at the University of Arkansas, I understand the challenges of freshman year. Let me guide you through coursework and beyond. Join clubs, meet new people, and embrace college life fully. I look forward to helping you navigate this critical time of your life!

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Supporting Your Freshman Year for Future Success

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  1. Ryan DuChanois Freshman year is a critical time in your life for your future success. I am here to help you through what will be the most challenging part of your life up till this point. Keep up with your coursework, but also remember that college entails a lot more than coursework. Get involved with the people and organizations around you. College is a great experience and I am looking forward to getting to know you all. I am a sophomore civil engineering major at the University of Arkansas, and I am originally from Greenland, Arkansas. I enjoy outdoor activities, such as hiking, camping, canoeing, hunting, and intramural sports. I played football and baseball in high school but recently I have developed a knack for table tennis.

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