A lot of my attitude came from the opportunity to work at summer jobs. These are families without a work ethic. His volunteer work has generally been related to his career. He's a staffing and recruitment specialist in Human Resource Services, specializing in the Veterinary and Medical Schools, with a background in career development and counseling. When Director of Human Resource Services David Smith gets invitations to participate in career-related programs for the community, he puts Story on the job.
Story goes to career days at churches at the drop of a hat.
He also worked with the Partnership and the School District of Philadelphia on a program, also housed in UCHS, to help single parents and displaced homemakers get work. He was available for mentoring day and for student tours. He gives mock interviews and resume counseling for just about any group that asks. And that's just scraping the surface. But he persisted because he saw the students were not employable by time they graduated high school, and he wanted to help them.