Service
Thirty years of Project Impact
 Russell Huggins, a junior theology major, helped renovate a garden at Prescott Elementary School during Project Impact 2010. |
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College president to take pastoral position
 David Smith, president of Union College, and his wife, Cherie, will leave Lincoln this summer to take positions on the pastoral staff of the Collegedale Adventist Church in Tennessee. |
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Art sale to fight human trafficking
On Sunday, April 17, Union College will host an arts and crafts sale to benefit Tiny Hands International, a Lincoln-based organization dedicated to stopping human trafficking in Nepal, India and Bangladesh. The second annual “Tiny Hands, Big Hearts” sale will take place from 1:00-5:00 p.m. in the atrium of the Don Love Building on the campus of Union College.
PA students learn through service
For Chris Kinney, now in his third year of Union College’s physician assistant program, becoming a PA was never about the money. And his experiences serving the Lincoln community through the PA program’s many outreach venues has only strengthened his desire to help people.
Concert to raise funds, awareness for Salvadorian literacy
 A woman studies in one of the schools supported by the El Salvador Literacy Program. |
Project Impact 2010: The legacy of service continues
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Dumpster diving? If that's what it takes to serve.
Like many Union College students, Shelina Berglund, a senior from Idaho, will stop at nothing—even dumpster diving—if that’s what it takes to lend a hand. On Thursday, Sept. 9, Berglund will lead Project Impact, a day when more than 800 Union students and employees take a day out of classes and work to serve more than 50 sites throughout the Lincoln community service organizations.
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Union College welcomes Special Olympics guests
 Mindy Liebelt helps coordinating volunteers for the Special Olympics National Games. |
For the last seven months, Union College students, faculty and staff have been working hard to make sure others get a well-deserved moment of glory.
Student leaders chosen for next year
On Feb. 23-24 students, staff and faculty used Union’s electronic voting system to submit their selections for next year’s student leadership. The following Associated Student Body officers will serve during the 2010-2011 school year.
Elected officers
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