Rogelio Encizo '10, a student services coordinator at Madison College, is featured in this month's installment of the "Engaged with UW-Eau Claire" alumni video series. Encizo returned to UW-Eau Claire to speak with students as part of a Blugold SuccessShop event through Career Services. Encizo shared his experiences as an undergraduate involved in Blugold Beginnings, challenges and learning opportunities he faced as a first-generation college student, and how his UW-Eau Claire experience led him to pursue a master's degree in student affairs and a career giving back to students.
'Engaged with UW-Eau Claire' features Rogelio Encizo Jr.
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Video by Jesse Yang
Jesse is a videographer for the IMC, capturing many stories on camera that tell the incredible successes and achievements of students, faculty and staff at UW-Eau Claire. She produces video content for various social media platforms to help Blugolds and the greater community connect and engage online in one space.
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