It's never too late to make a new friend or learn something new.

In this Golden Conversation, ASU student Deven joins Mirabella at ASU resident Pencie near the Hayden Library on the Tempe campus to discuss their budding friendship and the mutually beneficial relationships Sun Devils can share at different stages of life.

In addition to being a resident of ASU’s on-campus retirement community, Pencie is an alumna committed to the success of fellow students. As current Arizona State University students become alumni, there are dozens of ways to stay connected to the university and support the next generation of Sun Devils on their life journey. Learn more: https://alumni.asu.edu/give-back/volu...

“Golden Conversations” is a video series that explores the success and inclusion students experience at Arizona State University. Join us in our big, gold chairs as we learn about the members of our Sun Devil community.

Chapters:
00:01 Intro to Golden Conversations
00:19 How did your friendship start?
00:55 Why do you get along so well?
01:20 What can young people learn from older people?
01:46 What's a lesson you can learn from younger people?
02:45 How has ASU changed over time?
03:23 Why is it important to stay connected to others throughout life?
04:45 What's it like to live near a college campus?
05:40 Having older friends

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