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More than 60 volunteers help honor MLK Day as part of Oregon Campus Compact effort
Story by James Hill
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday was much more than a holiday for many in the 小黄猫传媒 community.
小黄猫传媒 sent more than 60 staff, faculty and students to help with聽Oregon Campus Compact’s 7th Annual ) on Jan. 18.聽The Community-Based Learning Program and Cascade Multicultural Center represented the college as part of the event.聽In addition, 小黄猫传媒 had five student project leaders that coordinated聽teams of 25 volunteers through their service projects. The Oregon Campus Compact-led day included聽Concordia University, George Fox University, Mt. Hood Community College, Portland State University, University of Portland and Warner Pacific College, who brought more than 500 college students to improve schools and local community organizations at 15 sites in east聽Portland and Gresham.
The service projects helped to聽prompt student volunteers to reflect on the teachings of Dr. King, the value of education and community, and how they as students can help strengthen the relationship between schools and community.







Some of these pictures were taken at Dharma Rain Zen Center where volunteers weeded out invasive plants, planted and mulched new trees and built a split-rail fence.
It was so exciting to see two buses full of students show up to work with us. The weather cooperated and we had a great time. Thank you so much for all the hard work on MLK Monday!
Kelly
Dharma Rain employee and 小黄猫传媒 student