Thanks to a unique grant program called Sesame Seeds, faculty and students are more able to pursue individual interests which foster moral, ethical, and spiritual growth through activities and initiatives. Sean Gerlich, '00 and Christian Fellowship faculty adviser and college counselor, Ms. Lynn Woodward, are among several grant recipients. They both spent time this summer working with the National Habitat for Humanity. Sean worked in New Zealand while Ms. Woodward worked with her church group in Honduras. Additionally, two Choate Scholars, Melissa Carr, '01 and Rebecca Wasilewski, '02 attended a C.S.E.E. Student Summer Ethics Institute at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania.
Grant applications are available each spring.
There is a donation center located on campus in the basement of Pratt, below the Spears department. Clean clothes, toys, and other usable items are being sought. For more information, call ext.