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Welcome from guest blogger Barbori Streibl '16G I started volunteering for SNHU's Global Days of Service (GDS) in 2018. I decided to get involved with GDS because I wanted to find more ways to give back locally and get to know my community better.In 2018, I led the Pet Wishlist project because I’m passionate about the care of animals; I wanted to give back to my local shelter and encourage SNHU community members to get involved with theirs. I love that the impact of the volunteer work is not limited to just my community, but can extend all around the world. It is a volunteer project that anyone can do at any time that works for their schedule, whether that is dropping off supplies at a local pet shelter on their way to/from work or swinging by on the weekend with family.In the last few years, I’ve served in a variety of ways during Global Days of Service: I’ve cleaned kennels and walked dogs at my local animal shelter; I helped at a local community garden’s spring cleanup. This year, in addition to leading the Pet Wishlist project again, I plan to volunteer on my own at a local food bank.I continue to serve as a site leader because it is both inspiring and amazing to see the whole SNHU community come together and give back to their communities, and I really value being a part of that. It has been a pleasure and delight to participate in this meaningful movement year-after-year.I would highly encourage others to consider leading a GDS project. Whether it is a virtual opportunity or an in-person project, start with a cause you’re passionate about. The opportunities to help others are endless!Thank you! Barbori Streibl '16G GDS Site Leader | SNHU VolunteerGlobal Days of Service — Calling all volunteers! April 2020 marks our fifth annual Global Days of Service (GDS), a month-long initiative that brings Penmen together from across the globe to make a difference in their local communities. This is where YOU come in... visit alumni.snhu.edu/serve to lead a 2020 project or volunteer for an existing project in your neighborhood. Accepted Student Day We’re looking for 3-4 campus alumni to share their SNHU experience with prospective students and families at an upcoming Accepted Student Day on the Manchester campus. We will need volunteers on Sunday, March 29 and Saturday, April 18 from 9:45 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Interested individuals should contact Alli Pudvah ’16 at a.pudvah@snhu.edu. Career Volunteer Events | Manchester Campus | Spring 2020 Give SNHU students the opportunity to hone their interview skills by volunteering for our Mock Interview sessions this April. Who knows, you could meet the perfect match for your next open position! For more information and to sign up, please visit the Career and Professional Development Events page.February Volunteer Honoree: Jillian P. Messier '14Jillian is inspired to give back to her alma mater because of all the University has done for her throughout her time here. She knows the value her SNHU relationships have had in her career and continues to volunteer to ensure SNHU students develop their own relationships. She really enjoys being a part of this process and getting to see our students succeed.Read more about why Jillian loves volunteering with SNHU!Update Your Volunteer InterestsDid you know you can add or change your volunteer interests at any time? Tell us what types of activities you're passionate about by visiting alumni.snhu.edu/get-involved.
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