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Last year, Gettysburg College students volunteered for 16,500 hours to community agencies that are partners with CPS. Reflective Service offers the opportunity to students to engage meaningfully with community initiatives on their own time, while offering carefully designed support systems that encourage a deeper exploration of community issues and their beliefs about the practice and meaning of service. These experiences are facilitated by the CPS student leadership team and supported by ongoing CPS training and development activities.
Please explore the options for reflective service below and email the student Program Coordinator if you would like to participate.
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Adams County Homeless Shelter
Facilitate Life Skills discussions, assist with daycare for children of Shelter clients and exchange friendship.
Thursdays: 7:00-8:00pm
Sara Tower |
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Adams County Literacy Council
Work one-on-one or teach classes in Adult English Literacy or English as a Second Language. Must attend training.
Time: Fit Your Schedule
Sara Fry |
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Mentor a child through homework, games and friendship through the SMART program.
Thursdays: 3:30-5:00pm Beth Adams Jacci Clevenger
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Repackage donated food into nutritious meals and deliver them to members of the community.
Time: Various
Cassie Sanford Melissa Arsenie Megan Crowe
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Coalition for Community Care
Tutor youth and be a role model at this drop-in center for youth in the community.
Mon-Thurs: 3:00-6:00 (1 hour/week minimum)
Carloyn Murphy
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Visit people in DC who face homelessness and offer clothing and conversation.
Friday: 3:00-10:00pm (once a month)
Hilary Green
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El Centro/The Center
Tutor a child. Help with homework, play games, exchange English and Spanish skills.
Mon/Wed: 3:30-5:00pm Tu/Thurs: 3:30-5:00pm
Jen Davis Hannah Kane
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Provide friendship and care to 15 children ages 6-15 during the Circles weekly meeting, which aims to move families out of poverty.
Wednesdays 6-8pm (dinner is included) Sara Tower
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Migrant Education
Through the LIU#12: Migrant Education Program, tutor migrant high school students on campus.
Mon/Wed: 3:30-4:30pm Katie Ludlow
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Assist the age 60+ residents of Adams County to maintain their independence and dignity within their own community. Time: Fit Your Schedule Gia Galatro
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Become active with Students for Nicaragua. Promote activities of PGL, advocate for fair trade in Nicaragua.
Time: Various
Kate Sweetland-Lambird
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Re-entry Services
Collaborate with people who are prison inmates or performing court- ordered service for life skills programs.
Time: Various
Carolyn Murphy |

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Upper Adams After School Program
Assist with after-school tutoring for middle school students. Time: Various
Angela Collier
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Wee Care Learning Center
Be a "homework buddy" and mentor to a child in grades 1-5 at Wee Care's after-school program.
Mon/Wed: 3:50-5:00pm
Ellen Speake
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Empower young girls through science or sport by being a mentor in a Robotics program or in the national program, Girls on the Run.
Mary Laphen (Fall) Charisee Chiw (Spring)
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