Greg Uteg
Meet Gary Uteg, this week’s #ResidentOfEIU!
Gary is from West Frankfort, Illinois and is majoring in Accounting.
Gary is a Building Supervisor for MLK Union, works at MLK Union Bowling Alley, is a Debut Leader for New Student & Family Programs, and will be a Resident Assistant starting Fall 2018 for Stevenson Hall where he also lives. Previously he also worked as a PROWL Leader for New Student & Family Programs Fall 2017.
He says he likes living on campus because he is close to everything, and it allows him to get more involved. Gary continued, “I don't feel like I have to go far at all for new opportunities. You also have the opportunity to not only meet people in your classes, but you have the opportunity to meet people on your floor and make more connections. I also don't think I would have gotten involved as much as I have in my short time of being here at EIU if I lived off campus."
When asked for advice for future Panthers, Gary said: “Get involved as soon as you possibly can on campus. Take advantage of all the resources EIU offers and run with it. Make friends, make connections, and never be afraid to ask questions.”
Gary, we are very happy to have you as a Panther and appreciate your involvement on campus. We know you are going to be an amazing Resident Assistant this upcoming year!
Do you know someone that would be a great Resident of EIU? Nominate them by clicking this link:
www.eiu.edu/housing/machform/view.php?id=13213
#RealPanthersLiveOn
Greg Uteg
Meet Gary Uteg, this week’s #ResidentOfEIU!
Gary is from West Frankfort, Illinois and is majoring in Accounting.
Gary is a Building Supervisor for MLK Union, works at MLK Union Bowling Alley, is a Debut Leader for New Student & Family Programs, and will be a Resident Assistant starting Fall 2018 for Stevenson Hall where he also lives. Previously he also worked as a PROWL Leader for New Student & Family Programs Fall 2017.
He says he likes living on campus because he is close to everything, and it allows him to get more involved. Gary continued, “I don't feel like I have to go far at all for new opportunities. You also have the opportunity to not only meet people in your classes, but you have the opportunity to meet people on your floor and make more connections. I also don't think I would have gotten involved as much as I have in my short time of being here at EIU if I lived off campus."
When asked for advice for future Panthers, Gary said: “Get involved as soon as you possibly can on campus. Take advantage of all the resources EIU offers and run with it. Make friends, make connections, and never be afraid to ask questions.”
Gary, we are very happy to have you as a Panther and appreciate your involvement on campus. We know you are going to be an amazing Resident Assistant this upcoming year!
Do you know someone that would be a great Resident of EIU? Nominate them by clicking this link:
www.eiu.edu/housing/machform/view.php?id=13213
#RealPanthersLiveOn