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This document summarizes information about the Florida State University chapter of the Sigma Alpha Lambda honors organization for March 2015. The organization is dedicated to leadership development through service to the campus and community. Members can get involved through various workshops, donation drives, and fundraising events like a Relay for Life team. Upcoming events include a graduate student panel and The Big Event with SAL. Joining provides leadership experience, community service hours, and enhances one's academic experience.
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Essay For National Honor SocietyPresentation to Faith Leaders on October 1, 2014 
Presentation to Faith Leaders on October 1, 2014 The Mayor's Commission on Literacy
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Those who missed the meeting of Philadelphia faith leaders, The Mayor's Commission on Literacy, and The Mayor's Office of Faith-Based Initiatives are invited to review the presentation here.Experiential Learning Toward Transformative Outcomes 2
Experiential Learning Toward Transformative Outcomes 2Eric Lassahn Ph.D.
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This document discusses experiential learning and community service-learning goals. It outlines concepts like sustainability, civic engagement, social justice, and servant leadership. It provides examples of service-learning opportunities like an after-school program, alternative spring break trips, and internships. Community partners are mentioned along with the roles of the community service-learning office in coordinating programs and placements. Questions from participants are solicited at the end.The Achievement Of The National Honor Society
The Achievement Of The National Honor SocietyWrite My English Paper Newburgh
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The document discusses the National Honor Society and why the author believes they fulfill its requirements. It covers the four pillars of NHS - scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The author discusses their dedication to education, maintaining high grades, taking rigorous classes, and motivation to succeed. They believe NHS will allow them to further use their leadership skills and participate in community service programs.SAL_Print_Project_Newsletter_Adobe InDesign
- 1. Florida State University Chapter March Issue, 2015 About Us: We are a National Leadership and Honors Organization dedicated to developing the individual and serv- ing our campus and community. Service is the foundation of our leadership development model as well as the leadership of the organi- zation itself. Through service, indi- viduals look outside themselves and lives are changed, not only for the one being served, but even more so for the one serving. The FSU Chapter: We aim to form well-rounded stu- dents through academic and service opportunities. There are many ways to get involved including attending our workshops, participating in our donation drives, or joining our Relay for Life team. This semester we are collecting donations for the Animal Service Center as well as raising mon- ey for Relay for Life. We are also participating in the Big Event and organizing a food drive for the homeless population in Tallahassee. All of our efforts are geared towards giving back to the Tallahassee com- munity while giving our members experience in leadership. Upcoming Events: * Graduate Student Panel Wednesday March 18th Union Room 311D @ 7pm. * The Big Event with SAL Saturday March 21st Langford Green @ 8:30am. Why Join SAL? Leadership experience Gain community service hours for ServScript Enhance your scholastic / professional experience For more information contact: Christopher L. White Historian (770) 241- 0483 clw12c@my.fsu.edu Connect with us on Facebook Sigma Alpha Lambda Florida State University For national website scan