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Welcome to Wilfrid Laurier University!Founded in 1911 as Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, Laurier has spent the last 100 years growing into a multi-campus university with strengths in many academic areas and a focus on "inspiring lives of leadership and purpose" in order to provide a great student experience.
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Bonjour! Hola! Hey there! I am a third year student in the Business program from Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. During my first year at Laurier I lived in Clara Conrad Hall, an all-girls residence located right in
the middle of campus. Since the day I moved in, I have never been
disappointed. In my first year I was fortunate enough to get involved in
residence life by becoming a community representative for my floor on House Council. I also volunteered and belonged to various campus clubs. Some of these include Free The Children and Laurier Marketing Association (LMA). I was
also the class representative for the film studies course I was enrolled in.