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Sunflower Service Quarterly
Winter 2014
Still time to register for
2014 Kansas Hunger Newman
Dialogue
The Kansas Hunger Dialogue is an annual KsCC event that
engages students, faculty, administrators and community
organizations in conversations about the role of higher education
in fighting world hunger. The fourth dialogue will take place
February 25-26 in downtown Wichita, with Robert Egger serving
as this year's keynote speaker.
This year's theme is engagement through modern technologies.
Cindy Jones-Nyland, Executive Vice-President of Marketing and
Resource Management at Heifer Project International, will speak
about her own experiences related to this year's theme.
One departure from previous hunger dialogues is the number of
break-out sessions to choose from. Attendees can select from 14
break-outs during the four concurrent sessions, which will be lead
by representatives from colleges, universities, and non-profit
organizations from across the state, as well as one from outside
of Kansas. FeelGood, whose mission is ending world hunger one
Civic
Fellows Nominations
now being accepted
Campus Compact is now accepting nominations
for Newman Civic Fellows through March 6. The
award recognizes student leaders with both the
motivation and ability to make substantial
contributions toward public problem solving—those
that go beyond traditional service activities in their
community involvement. They serve as national
examples of the role that higher education can—
and does—play in building a better world.
Newman Civic Fellows are recommended by
college and university presidents to acknowledge
motivation and ability in public leadership. Each
Introductory
service-learning
workshop to be
held at FHSU
Kansas Campus Compact will host the 2014
Service Learning Institute, which will be held
March 4th on the Fort Hays State University
campus in Hays, KS. Featuring professionals
from institutions across the state, this event is
ideal for faculty new to service-learning, but
interested in implementing it into a Fall 2014
course.
The Service Learning Institute will be held on the
second floor of the FHSU Memorial Student
Union, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and wrapping up
at 3:00 p.m. with lunch provided. The event is
free of charge for all KsCC member faculty, but
space is limited.
For more information, or to register to attend, email Josh Mosier.
grilled cheese at a time, has grown from a single-campus
initiative into a vibrant national movement, impacting the lives of
thousands and raising over $1.4 million for the end of hunger.
Registration for the 2014 Kansas Hunger Dialogue is open
through February 18.
To register, or for more information, visit the Kansas Hunger
Dialogue website.
student who is nominated joins a national network
of fellows from past years. Sophomores and
juniors at four-year institutions and second-year
students at two-year institutions are preferred for
recommendation.
Students receiving the honor will be notified in
mid-March.
KsCC Calendar
2/25 - 2/26
2014 Kansas Hunger Dialogue (Wichita, KS)
3/4
KsCC Service Learning Institute (Hays, KS)
3/6
Newman Civic Fellows Award nominations close
6/17 - 6/20
2014 Campus Compact Diving Deep Institute
(Casper, WY)
Mark your calendars for the 4th Annual Kansas Hunger Dialogue, which will be in
downtown Wichita February 25-26, 2014.
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