#ohrl

[curryinternational]

"Whose Line Is It Anyway?" 

Taking it back to November 2013. My friends Jordan Gleaves, Charlie Wiley and I put on a program that was based off the popular early 2000's improv TV show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" . The program was held in the lobby of Perdue Hall. It was a really fun and hilarious program that brought a diverse crowd of students. Some that had done improv before and some that had never even heard of it. We did different games like the "Freeze" Game where you make a scenario and an audience member calls out freeze while the scenario is being acted out. The audience member then takes the position of one of the actors and completely changes the scene. This is just one of the many games that we played.  

The lobby soon became full with eager participants after they observed the other performers. It was a fun night for everybody and I'm glad that we could bring a little improv fun to Morehouse's Campus. Look out for Pt. 2 coming next fall!! :) 

- Mike Curry

[holliebeehollieboo]

Everyone who has ever worked is Resident Life should donate to this.

[internationalmogul]

Playing Texas Hold 'Em with some of the residents in the lobby in the late hours of the night as a break from studying.  W.E.B. DuBois is the epitome of "work hard, play hard."  Don't believe me? Check their track record this year...

[internationalmogul]

With the 21st century being so tech-savvy, I took it upon myself to revamp W.E.B. DuBois Hall's Visitation Check In and Out system.  Using the very simple, yet elegant Google Documents, everything is viral now! (Saving a lot of paper, and allowing info to accessed from anywhere via the net) Logs can be seen of the people checked in and out from the very beginning of the semester and access to the logistics are easy to be shared with other administrators!  Maybe OHRL will transition into the technological realm very soon....?

[internationalmogul]

Ms. Rebecca Rogers and Ms. Erica Ferguson, Spelman class of 2014, talking about the highlights of the event and encouraging everyone who missed the first Graduate/Professional School Boot Camp to be on the look out and attend the next one coming Fall 2013.

[internationalmogul]

W.E.B. DuBois Hall President, Seretsi Lekena, shares his experience with the inaugural Graduate/Professional School Boot Camp on February 9, 2013.

[internationalmogul]

In light of it being April Fool's Day, the W.E.B. Dubois Hall Staff saw it fit to prank the residents.  It took a bit of scheming and sneaking around, but the looks on their faces when they read this was one word: PRICELESS!!!

[marksmithra-blog]

Residents Cabral, Richard and I received a scholarship to attend a Georgia Public Policy Foundation Leadership Breakfast where Free Market ideas were discussed with our Keynote Speaker, Dr. Yaron Brooks, Director of the Ayn Rand Institute