who volunteer who remain unknown to us. VIP and the center work gether to create awareness tofor community service issues on our campus. 7 At the beginning of each quar- ter, we sponsor a Volunteer Fair and invite community agencies to our campus. This Saturday, (National Community Service Day) willbe“Make a Difference Day.” We will be volunteering at eight community agencies. | Ont Nov. 20, we will sponsor SHARE Saturday, a country-wide food drive. In addition to these two core service programs, many other service organizations exist on our a campus. nized and Alpha Kappa Tau, a national honor society for community service is being formed. fay a service-learning component ig my their course work. see. Also, the College of Arts ant = Humanities has offered a com- munity service course for the past two years. | ; We invite you to join with us in our service endeavors. We attempt to have each of our events’ and activities well publicized on campus, but if you want to learn more about volunteering, please Stop by our office, UB 241, or give us a call at 626-6349, Thank you, Melanie Roylance VIP chairwoman K. Christine Colestock Coordinator for nunity Service Programs GY; | : of pifference Recently, a student chapter of Habitat for Humanity was orga- Many faculty members include — “ |