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Spotlight on alumni, students, faculty, and staff who were or are engaged in a variety of service<br />
opportunities. There are too many to include, so we provided just a tiny sampling of our community.<br />
Employee<br />
Recognition<br />
Breakfast<br />
March<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
Make a Choice Club. A common<br />
project for MAC is roadside<br />
clean-ups, a wonderful opportunity<br />
to help our environment. MAC allows<br />
students to choose what they<br />
want to do in their free time.<br />
June<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
Campus Beautification Day. More than 30 volunteers gave their<br />
time working on various projects around campus. These included<br />
painting all the fire hydrants, trimming bushes, painting the steps<br />
leading up to the Halleck Student Center, and cleaning the Lourdes<br />
Grotto. “Campus Beautification Day was wonderful,” said Admissions<br />
Counselor Casey Hitchcock. “Having so many volunteers meant that we<br />
could focus on the little details that add to the overall aesthetics of the<br />
<strong>College</strong>.” Pictured is Regina Warfel. Photos: flickr.com/photos/gopumas.<br />
Environmental Club. The<br />
club aims to educate students,<br />
faculty, and staff on what sustainability<br />
really is. Their definition:<br />
“Meeting the needs of the present<br />
without compromising the ability<br />
of future generations to meet their<br />
own needs.” This club is not only<br />
having an impact on the students<br />
who join the club, but also on SJC<br />
and surrounding community. Katie<br />
Wright ’12 (pictured above) says,<br />
“SJC is such a close-knit community,<br />
I think that we can really bring<br />
together our best resources in order<br />
to make our campus more sustainable.”<br />
August<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
Move-in Day. Kynten<br />
Hannon ’11 helped freshmen<br />
move in during Freshman<br />
Orientation <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
Care Center. The RA staff has<br />
been going to the Care Center for<br />
the past two years during their<br />
summer training, right before the<br />
freshmen arrive on campus. New<br />
friends are made by playing bingo,<br />
cleaning up the dining room,<br />
playing Wii bowling, singing<br />
karaoke, attending ice cream<br />
socials, and other fun for both RAs<br />
and Care Center residents alike.<br />
Oct.<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
Alumni<br />
Service<br />
Award
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