Make A Treat

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South Carolina State Students    "Make A Treat"

In Annie B. Williams Hall, a traditional dormitory on South Carolina State University campus , Community Assistants held a program titled, "Make A Treat". The event is constructed to teach the ladies living in the dorm how to make Rice Krispy Treats in their room without the use of an oven or stove. This program also encouraged the ladies to build bonds with each other, which would encourage improvement in their interaction and communication skills.


Freshmen Keiana White and Niyah Davis share their personal experience with the program.

Niyah Davis says, "Hello my name is Niyah Davis and today I made some rice Krispy treats with my RA,my roommate, and my suitemate. We took some Rice Krispy Treat cereal and added butter and marshmallows.Then we put the mixture in the microwave." Davis continued to say, that she found the event fun and interesting, also commenting on how the project was creative experience.

*This video was edited using iMovie8



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