Kernodle Center for Civic Life

Twin Lakes "Lanes of Light" Canned Food Drive and Holiday Light Display
Dec.5 and 6, 2009
6-8 pm

Students without cars on campus will find it much easier to volunteer this fall. The Kernodle Center for Service Learning is sponsoring Get on the Bus!, a weekly Friday afternoon service trip featuring transportation by Elon BioBus.

The Kernodle Center for Service Learning launched a new program Friday to help students explore volunteer opportunities available to them in Alamance County and surrounding areas. The “Get on the Bus” kick-off in the Moseley Center featured a ribbon cutting by Elon University President Leo M. Lambert.

Tammy Cobb, assistant director for community partnerships at Elon, is one of 24 local volunteers serving as leaders of the 2009 United Way campaign in Alamance County.

The Kernodle Center for Service-Learning has launched its redesigned Web site to benefit students, faculty, staff and community partners participating in Elon's award-winning civic engagement programs.

Andi Cochran wanted to spend her final months before college investing in a worthwhile project, so when the incoming Elon University freshman used her high school graduation money to buy toys for patients at Duke Children’s Hospital, she knew her actions represented more than a gift – they were a “thank you” to an institution that touched her own life.

Mary Leigh Frier and Rebekkah Goodman-Williams have joined the Kernodle Center for Service Learning staff in the positions of associate director and North Carolina Campus Compact VISTA, respectively.