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Team Talk: Working for Orientation
New Student Orientation (NSO) offers many different positions for undergraduate students to gain invaluable experience and have the chance to help incoming students make MSU (Michigan State University) their home. I’m here with a few of these student employees to talk about their experiences in the many different positions offered at the NSO office and give some insight into the kind of work they do. These students represent the four undergraduate positions available in the office, spartan leaders (SLs), office assistants (OAs), orientation interns (OIs), and student coordinators (SCs). For more information about working for NSO, check out our website: https://orientation.msu.edu/ab....out/work-for-orienta or our Instagram account @msu_nso.