Donna Yergovich Nuzum
Director Center for Civic Engagement
Room 317 Education Building
Phone: (304) 367-4830
Donna.Nuzum@fairmontstate.edu

Cathy Woodson
Administrative Assistant, Center for Civic Engagement Office
Room 317 Education Building
Phone: (304) 367-4579
Catherine.Woodson@fairmontstate.edu

Kristin Yoho
FSU Reads Graduate Assistant
Room 317 Education Building
Phone: (304) 367-4204
kyoho3@students.fairmontstate.edu

Amanda Krepps
Student Office Assistant
Room 317 Education Building
afloyd@students.fairmontstate.edu

"Ronald McDonald House Needs Volunteers for their 2011 Morgantown Chicken Wing Cook Off"

 

Date: April 30, 2011

Time:Registration starts

@ 10:00 a.m.
         Walk will begin @ 11:00 a.m.

Place:Fairmont State University,

          Duvall-Rosier (Football Field)          

Cost:$15 with student ID
         $20 regular price

The United Way of Mon & Preston Counties is sponsoring their 7th Annual Chili Cookoff at the Mountaineer Mall April 9, 2011 12:00-4:00. Admission is $5.00, and there will be a craft show, live entertainment, a motorcycle display, and a cake auction.

For more information call the United Way of Monongalia at (304) 296-7525. Proceeds to benefit the United Way.

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION CLASS SERVES KATRINA VICTIMS

Students enrolled in the Introduction to Education and Elementary Reading classes traveled to New Orleans during spring break week to participate in a service project benefitting children affected by Hurricane Katrina. The purpose of the experience was to offer tutoring assistance to middle-school students attending Sophie B. Wright Charter School in preparation for their state testing.

PRESCHOOLERS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

Pierpont Community & Technical College preschool students have participated in Heifer International for the last eight years. During the month of November 2008, the students collected almost $700 for the non-profit organization.

OUTDOOR RECREATION CLASSES WORK TO DEVELOP A MUCH NEEDED NATURE TRAIL

     Under the direction of Matt Schmuck, Assistant to Dean for Outdoor Programming and Outreach, FSU, the Fifth Street Nature Trail, located in the Coal Run Hallow area on 5th  and Walnut streets, has come a long way in the past two years. 

For several semesters students enrolled in Dr. Valerie Morphew’s Instructional Technology course (EDUC 2201) were required to participate in a community service learning project.  Students were asked to create five desktop publishing documents for community individuals or organizations.  After completing their service, students were asked to reflect on their experience.  The community benefited in many ways and the students further developed their technology skills. Schools, a fire department, and animal groups are examples of organizations that benefited from student service.

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