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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Homecoming SOUL Service Project

Saturday October 13 40 UofL and NKU students from several organizations across campus participated in the Homecoming SOUL service project at the Parkland Boys and Girls Club.  They were instrumental in getting the field at the Boys and Girls Club ready for the first ever KABOOM! playground to be built in Louisville.  Supporting an effort to put a playground in an area of our city where kids don't have playgrounds was inspirational to all.  Watch the Courier Journal video about the full project and see the kids' faces as they explore their new playground for the first time!

Monday, October 15, 2012

ISLP Wins 2012 UofL Community Engagement Award

The Student Affairs International Service Learning Program was selected to receive the UofL 2012 Outstanding Community Engagement award.

The Outstanding Community Engagement Award was created in 2009 by Provost Shirley Willihnganz as a way to recognize faculty, staff, students and community partners who are involved in outstanding community engagement service.

Recipients will be selected based on their work to improve community, particularly in the areas of, but not necessarily, Education, Health, Economic Development, Social Services, Arts and Culture, or Sustainability.  The award is intended to recognize outstanding local, regional, rural, or international engagement.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Miller Hall Press Conference



Read More About the action being taken to address the recently discovered mold problem in Miller Hall at the Housing Website and at UofL Today

Thursday, September 27, 2012

UofL Career Center Helps Students Explore Digital Advertising



The University of Louisville Career Center hosted an event this week with LeapFrog Interactive Digital Advertising that provided students with a opportunity to visit the local offices and learn first hand about the field of digital advertising.  This program is part of the Career Center's Job Shadowing Program.

Monday, September 24, 2012

U of L Students Spread the Word on Involvement in Parkland Neighborhood

About three dozen University of Louisville students joined forces Monday with 20 middle school students from a private boarding school to spread the word about education and community involvement across the Parkland neighborhood.The U of L students were inspired to team with the West End School for low-income students after reading the book “The Other Wes Moore."  This was a SOUL event sponsored by the Student Affairs Office of Civic Engagement, Leadership and Service

Read the entire Courier Journal article