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Faith & Service

Students to attend winter break service trips

Sites include the Bahamas and Bonaire

Rachel Pellegrino Dec 17, 2019

Twenty-one Waynesburg University students will collectively participate in two service trips during Winter Break. Led by faculty and staff members, the students will serve the communities of Bonaire and the Bahamas.

Trans World Radio

Eleven students will attend the Trans World Radio service trip to Bonaire from Saturday, Jan. 4, to Saturday, Jan. 11.

Led by Dr. Chad Sherman, associate professor of communication; Melinda Roeder-Skrbin, instructor of communication; and Richard Krause, chair of the Department of Communication, the participating students will serve the surrounding community by working at a local Christian radio station, Trans World Radio.

E.P. Roberts Primary School

Kylee Sargent, associate director of ITS and client services, and Sarah Bell, career development specialist and study abroad coordinator, will lead 10 students on the E.P. Roberts Primary School service trip to Nassau, Bahamas, from Saturday, Jan. 4, to Saturday, Jan. 11.

Students will have the opportunity to teach public school classes alongside local teachers.

“Service trips can be life-changing opportunities that fulfill the faith, learning and service mission of Waynesburg University,” said Kelley Hardie, assistant dean of student services and director of the Center for Service Leadership.

For more information, contact Hardie at 724-852-3461 or khardie@waynesburg.edu.

Faith, Learning and Service Immersion Trips

Inspired service has been a pillar of the Waynesburg University community and curriculum since our founding. Today, students, faculty, and staff selflessly volunteer more than 50,000 service hours a year.