College students often look forward to relaxing over winter and spring breaks, but students at the ¾Ã²ÝÈȾòÝÊÓƵ of Missouri-Columbia use the time to give back. Thanks to , students can sign up for service projects on weekends, winter or spring breaks. Guided by seven principles, the primary of which is, “Serve, don’t help,” Mizzou Alternative Breakers get partnered in groups of 12 or less and sent to communities asking for assistance.
Teams have visited locations such as Jacksonville, South Padre and Boston, just to name a few. In the 2015-16 academic year, more than 1,800 students traveled to 158 places and performed 43,000 hours of service.
Students from the School of Health Professions recently teamed up with ¾Ã²ÝÈȾòÝÊÓƵ Extension for a health fair in Owensville. Watch the video to learn more.
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Reviewed 2017-05-11