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Jewell students in Uganda

Two Jewell students, Christine Duncan and Anna Dickson, are spending the summer in Uganda to work with an organization called Women's Alliance and Children's Affairs. Part of their preparation for the trip has been to gather Jewell students together to sponsor their soccer team. Jewell students are partnered with women on the team, and have sent them correspondence as well as a matching soccer jersey. Christine and Anna will be teaching basic CPR and First Aid to the women, among many things other things while in Uganda this summer. Check out their blog for updates throughout the summer.

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Harvest Hill Community Garden

Announcing the Harvest Hill Community Garden at William Jewell College! Many folks here at Jewell along with some dedicated Liberty community partners have been working hard to organize the garden and applications are now being accepted. Find out more are http://harvesthill.ning.com/

Andy and I are planning our CJS plot - we hope you'll come to the Hill and join in the fun!

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Spring Break Service Opportunities

Planning your own Alternative Spring Break?
In KC or nearby for the break?
Want to do some good for our city?
Need to get ahead on service hours requirements?

Check out these great opportunities and contact Tim Honse (honset[at]william.jewell.edu) to find out more info.

We have opportunities lined up at:

  • Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture Farm
  • Local Investment Commission in the Palestine East Neighborhood
  • Cherith Brook Catholic Worker House
Click here to find out details of the projects and get in touch with Tim soon!

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Summit 2010 Discussion

We are trying something new at our first Summit today and tomorrow. We have started a discussion board on Facebook just for the event, where we will be posting ideas, links, and other up to the minute information at the CJS Summit. Whether you are at the Summit, or checking in from somewhere else, we hope you'll join in the discussion!

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Honduras

We are in Houston, heading out in the morning for Honduras. We will be staying in the village of Embarcadero for our Village Partners Project, with no electricity or internet for most of the trip, but we will be blogging when we can. I will blog here, and Jeff will be blogging over at Buscher's Blog. Now, I am heading to bed for a 5am wake up call!