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Programs- 2008 - 2009 Pres. Citizen Scholar Program - Volunteer Experience
Info For: - Students - Faculty - Community Info About PACE: - About Us - Programs - Courses - Projects - Publications - Advisory Board - Helpful Links - Staff - Contact Us PACE Home	The Volunteer Experience requirement for the Presidential Citizen Scholar Program is that each student volunteer 40 hrs for one or more community organizations (fill out a volunteer experience form on each organization and write a reflective essay on your experience with one organization). Click here for the form and instructions for this essay. These volunteer experiences can either involve some form of community service for the betterment of the community or some form of political involvement. Remember: Please get your volunteer experiences approved by PACE before you do them if you'd like to be sure they will count toward this requirement. Contact the PACE office to make these arrangements. Possible volunteer experiences include but are not limited to: Community Volunteer Experiences: Best Buddies - students work with people who have disabilities Kasey Wright is the contact person (kw13667@salisbury.edu) Big Brothers, Big Sisters Coastal Hospice ECI Discussion Group - time spent leading a discussion group Habitat for Humanity Life Crisis Center Maryland Coastal Bays Program Peninsula Regional Medical Center Salvation Army Shore Up Soup Kitchens and Shelters in Wicomico County The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore Wicomico County Free Library VITA - tax assistance Volunteer Possibilities Listed on SU's websites: (Click here to view ShoreCAN's volunteer opportunities) (Click here to view Career Services' Volunteer Alerts) Political Volunteer Experiences NAACP SU Political Clubs PACE's Campus Voter Registration Drive
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