Baylor Crew is forming bonds among its members through commitment and competition. A recruitment tent is often set up with an air rowing machine, where students can learn more about the team. For some, interacting with the team at the tent can lead to a meaningful college experience.
Max Stewart, a graduate student and head coach, credits his experience with the team as a significant factor in his decision to stay at Baylor and help with the team. He initially considered Baylor for track and field.
Further details about Baylor Crew and its impact on its members are available from the source.
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