As the holiday season kicks into full swing, Glenville State University’s President Mark A. Manchin is embracing the festive spirit by spreading joy and good luck to students preparing for their final exams. In a heartwarming gesture, President Manchin personally distributed over 500 candy canes to students across campus to inspire confidence and provide a sweet boost as they tackle their year-end exams.
President Manchin believes in the power of positive energy and wishes to share a small token of goodwill to help students face the challenges of final exams with a positive mindset.
“I understand the stress and pressure that come with finals, and I want our students to know that their hard work is acknowledged and appreciated. The holiday season is a time for spreading joy, and what better way to do that than by sharing a simple yet symbolic treat like candy canes?” remarked President Manchin.
The candy canes, traditionally associated with holiday festivities, are also seen as symbols of good luck. President Manchin hopes that the sweet gesture will serve as a source of encouragement and motivation for students as they navigate through their exams.
Glenville State University has a long-standing tradition of fostering a supportive and inclusive campus environment. President Manchin’s Candy Canes is just one of the many ways in which the university administration seeks to connect with students and promote a positive atmosphere on campus.
