Freshman Danielle Saroyan comments on her orientation experience at USF and how the Go Team started the process before she walked on campus.

Two hundred and fifty freshmen and some of their parents traveled to San Francisco during the first weekend in July to attend Discover USF and participate in the GO (Get Oriented) Game, two new orientation programs that were created in an effort to make the freshman summer orientation friendlier and more effective to incoming students.

She braved the wilds of Tanzania, revolutionized an entire branch of zoology, and founded an international conversation society. She is Jane Goodall, the scientist, chimpanzee expert, and author of 2006’s “Harvest for Hope,” the freshman book choice for next year.