The Center for Student Engagement announces opportunities for involvement in the Beaver Falls community.
Building UP occurs on Tuesdays at the Beaver Falls Library from 4-6 p.m. Students assist children involved with TRAILS Ministries on various building and architecture projects. Participants must have clearances to work with children. This project is perfect for those who love engineering or simply love working with children.
The Center for Creative Arts and Expression holds open creative time on Thursdays staring at 1 p.m. Students have the opportunity to create crafts, paint and sculpt with others in the community. There is an additional cost involved for materials.
Also on Thursdays, from 6:15-6:30 p.m., the Providence Care Center holds activity nights, which are opportunities to get to take part in activities with the residents.
In addition a variety of one-time opportunities are planned for February.
Looking ahead one month, planning has begun for the March Eggstravaganza, an event for Tiger Pause that occurs on campus. Students can help plan by contacting Michelle Cantrell.
For the next school year, students can sign up for Big Brothers Big Sisters to serve as mentors for young people from the community and help them grow in Christ. And City House applications for the next semester are also available. City House is a living option where students live in the Beaver Falls community and fellowship with a tight knit group of fellow students.
To sign up for any of these opportunities or for more information, visit the Center for Student Engagement in the Student Center.
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