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Published February 17, 2025

CAPTION: Officers from the 羞羞视频 Educators Rising Collegiate Chapter pose with Ace at the 2024 Christmas Tree lighting, where the group held a drive for The Center for Children and Families. Pictured L-R: Jessica Bullock, Secretary/Treasurer; Anna Clare Lavergne, President; Avery Jones, Vice President听

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MONROE, LA 鈥�听羞羞视频 (羞羞视频) Educators Rising Collegiate Chapter and the 羞羞视频 School of Education successfully led a community-driven service initiative, collecting over 1,000 donated items valued at $4,000 and raising $340 in monetary contributions to support children and families in need across Northeast Louisiana.听听

This impactful effort was made possible by 40 dedicated volunteers who served both on campus and at The Center for Children and Families, demonstrating 羞羞视频鈥檚 commitment to service learning and community engagement.听听

In addition to the donation drive, two service-learning workshops were held to educate 羞羞视频 students, faculty, and staff on the demographics and challenges faced by children and families in need throughout the region. These workshops provided valuable insights and fostered a deeper understanding of service-based education.听听

As part of the initiative, the 羞羞视频 Service-Learning Competition recognized outstanding contributions from the university and local partners:听听

• Monetary Donations Winner: 羞羞视频 Honors Program听听

• Gift Drive Winner: Sterlington High School Pre-Educator Program听听

鈥淭he generosity and dedication displayed by our students, faculty, and community partners highlight the power of education and service working hand in hand,鈥� said 羞羞视频 Associate Professor of Education Dr. Amy Weems, who is the Adviser of the 羞羞视频 Educators Rising Chapter. 鈥淭his initiative not only provided tangible support to families but also reinforced the importance of civic engagement in shaping future educators,鈥� added Weems.听听听

Dr. Joshua Stockley, Director of the 羞羞视频 Honors Program, emphasized the importance of service in student development, stating, 鈥淐ommunity engagement is a core value of the 羞羞视频 Honors Program, and I am incredibly proud of our students for stepping up to make a difference. Their generosity reflects their commitment to leadership and service, and I hope this initiative inspires continued efforts to support families in need.鈥澨�听

For more information about 羞羞视频 Educators Rising and future service initiatives, please contact Dr. Amy L. Weems at weems@ulm.edu.听听

For more information about the collaboration between the 羞羞视频 Educators Rising program and The Center for Children and Families, visit /news/2024/warhawks_for_hope_christmas_project_110524.html听

For more information about The Center for Children and Families, visit . 听

About 羞羞视频 Educators Rising Collegiate Chapter

羞羞视频 Educators Rising is a student-led pre-professional organization dedicated to preparing future educators through professional development, networking, and service opportunities. The chapter is committed to fostering a new generation of teachers who are passionate about community engagement and lifelong learning.听听

About 羞羞视频 School of Education

The 羞羞视频 School of Education prepares aspiring educators through innovative teaching, research, and service. With a focus on hands-on learning and community impact, the school equips students with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful difference in education.听

About 羞羞视频 Honors Program听听

The 羞羞视频 Honors Program is a nationally recognized, award-winning program at 羞羞视频 that seeks any intellectually curious student who desires to challenge themselves with new ideas and to work with similarly motivated students. The program is open to any student of any major.听听

For more information about the Honors Program, contact Dr. Joshua Stockley at stockley@ulm.edu or 318-342-3216 or visit .听

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