Re: Community Service'Service Learning Awards?

Hi Paul,
Thanks for the follow up.  I will keep your suggestions in mind. I'm
swamped with new student orientation, so I will need to check in to this
later in the term when I meet with our Advisory Commitee.
It was a pleasure meeting with and safe travels and continued success on
book tour.
Paz Mitakuye Oyasin(SP/Lkota)
Peace to all my relations!
Alicia Pagan
At 4:47 PM -0700 9/6/01, Paul Loeb wrote:
>A bunch of schools have actually used my Soul of a Citizen book as a way of
>thanking students and inspiring them further, especially at year-end award
>ceremonies. Most of you folks know about it, but you can get more info at
>www.soulofacitizen.org and my publisher has pretty good bulk terms of about
>$9.00 per book. I've also seen departments nominate their favorite students
>involved in service projects and buy them books that way...
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> -----Original Message-----
>From:  service-learning-owner@csf.colorado.edu
>[mailto:service-learning-owner@csf.colorado.edu]  On Behalf Of Fournier,
>Wendy
>Sent:  Thursday, August 30, 2001 10:02 AM
>To:    'Patrice Bailey'; sl@csf.colorado.edu
>Subject:       Re: Community Service'Service Learning Awards?
>
>Hi Patrice,
>
>When I was at Bowling Green State University, several other instructors and
>I solicited donations (in the form of coupons, products, gift certificates,
>etc.) from area business to give to students who did community action
>projects.  The students loved it because then they were able to save money
>when going out to restaurants or shopping.
>
>Wendy Fournier
>VISTA Service Leader
>Lourdes College
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Patrice Bailey [mailto:bailey@wartburg.edu]
>Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 12:18 PM
>To: sl@csf.colorado.edu
>Subject: Community Service'Service Learning Awards?
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>Greetings All!
>
>I am writing to ask if anyone had any ideas for an award idea for
>Service-learning and or Community Service to present to individuals that
>want to do service?