There is a simultaneous curriculum workshop for all faculty who attend. Lunch is provided, and a service opportunity is offered in the afternoon. March 12, 1999. Rather than the traditional soliciting of donations from the faculty, staff and administrators, a formal banquet will be held the evening of March 12 in the Lombardo Student Center. Invitations will be delivered the week of February 8, 1999.
Reservations are due by spring break.
Working with MPower2Feed, the 1999 on campus Harvest for Hunger initiative will be the largest yet. 300 John Carroll students will walk the streets of University Heights soliciting canned food and monetary donations for Harvest for Hunger. The students will return to campus for dinner and a wrap-up rally. Flyers will go out to all the residents the week before, so they know watch for the collectors. All throughout the month of March John Carroll University and the City of University Heights have joined forces again this year to work for Harvest for Hunger.