Students participate as mentors and tutors in after-school enrichment programs, conduct community needs assessment surveys, participate in oral history projects, and other related service projects. These experiences enable students to develop an ethic of service while improving their communication and leadership skills. All events are presented in a brochure format to the incoming freshmen who preregister for these workshops during fall orientation. During this time, freshmen are encouraged to register for and attend a minimum of six student development workshops. These activities help the campus community understand the ill effects of alcohol and other drugs.
All workshops are open and free to the campus community.
Program evaluations are conducted after workshops, and results and comments are used in the planning of future workshops. Along with the traditional cognitive measurement, these formal measures comprise the Student Learning Outcomes called for in our regional reaccreditation process.