Tell Me Your Story Installation

courtesy of Darren Oei
courtesy of Darren Oei

written by: Brittney Lu, InterVarsity Leader

“What’s your name? Major? College? How can I take everything about you and throw it into a nine-digit code to make it easier to upload your grades online? Great, now let’s play an icebreaker.”

Sound a little too familiar? On a campus where these quantifying questions implicitly become the way we introduce ourselves — dare I say, the way we identify ourselves — before professors or orientation groups, it can be challenging to internalize what’s more to us than the PID. Right now, take five minutes and describe yourself, using adjectives, not courses. What about childhood memories or life mottos, dreams and aspirations beyond the GPA that cultivate you, as an individual, not just student?

This week, UC San Diego campus’ faith-based org InterVarsity, will be hosting a week-long installation on Library Walk called, “Tell Me Your Story,” where you will get to do just that. So get in touch with your inner poet to write your own “I Am” piece, or read about who your fellow classmates and suitemates, RA’s and passing Tritons are.

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