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Welcome from guest blogger Beth Anderson '15
The seasons are changing yet again! For some of us, too fast. For others, not fast enough. Students will be arriving on campus in just a few short weeks, excited and ready to start another semester in this corner of the world. It wasn’t too long ago that I was that eager SNHU student ready to be back on campus taking advantage of the endless opportunities this university has to offer.
As an alumna, I find myself still eager for the chance to connect and be a part of the SNHU community in new ways. I have found what remains constant over the years is my love for service and giving my time. I now find myself working in the Center for Community Engaged Learning on campus, where that love for service and being an alumna have come together.
We hope that you’ll find a chance to volunteer this fall and reconnect with members of the SNHU community. There is no shortage of opportunities, from the annual Give A Little, Feed A Lot food drive which celebrates its 10th anniversary, to giving your time with career preparation events on campus like Mock Interviews, Elevator Pitch, and Resume Critique Night, to volunteering at Homecoming Weekend.
Getting and staying engaged as a graduate looks different for everyone, so find out what works for you, grab some friends, and we will see you at an SNHU community event!
Cheers,
Beth Anderson '15Assistant DirectorCenter for Community Engaged Learning
10thAnnual Give a Little, Feed a Lot Food DriveSaturday, Sept. 15 | 9:30 a.m. | SNHU (2500 North River Road, Manchester, NH)
Join SNHU students, faculty, staff, and alumni as we collect food from Manchester’s North End for the New Hampshire Food Bank. After the Food Drive, stick around campus for a celebration barbecue! To sign up, click here: bit.ly/GALFAL18
Can’t make the event? Help us collect 10,000 pounds of non-perishable food in honor of the tenth anniversary of this event. Find collection boxes in the Millyard or on campus in the Green Center 118. Not in the Manchester area? We invite you to donate to your local food pantry in celebration of this SNHU tradition.
Fall Manchester Campus Career Volunteer Opportunities
Help SNHU students become career ready by lending your expertise at resume reviews, mock interviews, or the elevator pitch competition on campus this fall. The first Resume Critique Night is Sept. 26! To find out more, please visit the Fall Career Events page.
Homecoming Weekend: October 12-14, 2018Blast off into orbit at Homecoming 2018! Penmen can join in the festivities from near or far. We're looking for volunteers to help make the weekend a success. Please complete this short survey to secure your spot (and a snazzy t-shirt!).
Volunteer SpotlightMeet our August honoree - Sylvain Nayituriki '16. Sylvain led our first international Global Days of Service project in Kigali, Rwanda this past April. He continues to inspire SNHU students and alumni through his involvement and drive to make his community better for all. His SNHU experience helped him develop leadership skills that he employs today as a volunteer. Hear in his own words why he continues to give back.
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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