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Students will travel to New Orleans where they will work with Project Homecoming to help rebuild homes for survivors of Hurricane Katrina. No skills or training are needed. If you are someone who likes to help, serve, learn, and have fun then we would love to have you. Project Homecoming also provides programming for groups in the evenings. Participants will learn about New Orleans, nearby wetlands and coastlines, and have a tour of a bayou. Also a traditional jambalaya cookout will be prepared where volunteers, staff, and homeowners come together to exchange their stories. This Service Break trip is a great way for TTU students to get involved with a community that has been hit by a devastating disaster.
DATE OF SERVICE BREAK: December 13-18, 2015
APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! Visit http://www.depts.ttu.edu/calue/ASB_Directory/winterASB.php and learn how you can be a part of this great experience.
Purpose:
The purpose of the CALUE Service Breaks program is to allow TTU students to work together to assist communities across the United States and internationally through service and engagement activities.
The CALUE Service Breaks program offers weekend and week-long service experiences for students and faculty, held during the fall and spring semesters.
By engaging students in hands-on, experiential service, the program allows students to appreciate the impact they can have on communities and foster a commitment to life-long active citizenship.
Be a part of this life changing experience.
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Posted:
6/16/2015
Originator:
Jacy Proctor
Email:
Jacy.Enloe@ttu.edu
Department:
CALUE
Event Information
All Day Event
Event Date: 12/13/2015
Location:
New Orleans
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