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Encouraging volunteerism Connecting learning to the real world Fostering civic responsibility
Service-Learning Authentic Service-Learning Projects _______________
2010-2011
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Authentic Service-Learning Defined Service-Learning at NWTC: • Is integrated into and enhances the curriculum providing an opportunity for students to apply skills learned in their courses, programs, or certificates. • Is a method of teaching and learning. • Requires student reflection. • Connects learning and assessment to the real world. • Fosters civic responsibility. • Addresses a community issue and/or enhances community development. • Is mutually beneficial to the learner and the community.
Summary Authentic Projects by Department: Business and Information Technology: 108 Community and Regional Learning Services: 15 General Studies: 54 Health Sciences: 49 Public Safety: 19 Trades and Engineering Technologies: 53
Total Number of Authentic Projects: 298 Co-Curricular: 27 Faculty/Staff: 6
Total Number of Co-Curricular and Faculty/Staff Projects: 33
Total Number of Projects: 331 Total Number of Times NWTC Students Participated in Service-Learning: 3,936 Total Hours of Service: 45,661
NWTC Service-Learning Over the course of the 2010-2011 academic year, NWTC students from every academic department participated in 298 authentic Service-Learning projects and 27 co-curricular service projects. These opportunities allowed them to apply their knowledge and skills to positively impact community members. Some of the Service-Learning opportunities were one-time events, while others recur year after year.
Table of Contents 2-10 Business and Information Technology 11-13 Community and Regional Learning Services 14-15 General Studies 16-21 Health Sciences 22-24 Public Safety 25-31 Trades & Engineering Technologies 32-35 Co-Curricular 36-38 Faculty/Staff 39 2010-2011 NWTC Service-Learning Summary 40-41 NWTC Service-Learning Community Partners
For more information about NWTC’s Service-Learning initiatives, please contact Suzanne Ritter, Service-Learning Coordinator,
[email protected] • (920) 491-3793
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Business and Information Technology NWTC Artisan and Business Center Grand Opening Americans for the Arts 2007 Arts and Economic Prosperity III report found creative industries are responsible for nearly $30 billion in revenue nationwide while local, state, and federal governments together spend less than $4 billion annually on the arts. According to the Wisconsin Arts Board, the state’s nonprofit arts and culture sector alone supports more than 15,000 full-time job equivalents and is responsible for over $418 million in economic activity annually. In 2009, a delegation from NWTC toured a variety of communities dependent on cultural tourism. These towns echoed Americans for the Arts’ conclusions – funding for the arts promotes uniqueness and differentiation, small business development, and increased tourism. The NWTC Artisan and Business Center was created based upon these findings. The Center supports traditional program students wanting a creative outlet to enhance their learning, Residents with time to pursue an interest in the arts and a desire to earn supplemental income, and displaced workers seeking to capitalize on their artistic abilities and reinvent themselves in a challenging job market. The facility began offering credit and non-credit courses in ceramics, quilting, woodturning and entrepreneurial skills training in January 2011. NWTC will form strategic partnerships with arts-focused agencies to foster appreciation for and participation in the arts across Northeast Wisconsin. An NWTC Event Marketing class worked with Service-Learning Team members to plan, market and staff the facility’s ribbon-cutting ceremony, which took place April 29, 2011. The class split into teams to focus on one or two aspects of the event. The grand opening featured speeches by Simon Levin, an internationally renowned potter who helped design the ceramics curriculum; Former Lt. Governor Barbara Lawton; Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt; and NWTC leadership. Instructors were also on hand to demonstrate clay, woodturning, longarm quilting, papermaking, and upholstery techniques as well as answer questions about running a successful microbusiness.
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Business and Information Technology International Student Service-Learning Internships
Program: Various Community Partner: Various Area Served: Brown County Project Description: As a part of a scholarship program, each
visiting international student completed an unpaid internship of at least 60 hours related to his/her field of study. Partnerships housed under Business and Information Technology included: • Accounting NWTC Foundation and Finance departments • Hotel and Restaurant Management Bridgeport Waterfront Resort Food Services, Inc. • Marketing and Graphic Communications NWTC Student Life • Supply Chain Management Lubenow Logistics LLC Leicht Transfer & Storage NWTC students involved in project: 6
NWTC Health Fair
Program: Paralegal Instructor: Beth Pless Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Paralegal students drafted power of
attorney, will, and living will documents that could be used by people who would not otherwise have access to legal counsel. NWTC students involved in project: 23
Green Bay Botanical Garden Promotion
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: Green Bay Botanical Garden Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students visited the gardens weekly
to collect footage for promotional segments about upcoming events, which were included in “TC Weekly” video podcasts produced by the class. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Video Production for Fox Valley Symphony
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: Fox Valley Symphony (Appleton WI) Area Served: Outagamie County Project Description: Students attended a Friday night
rehearsal and concert at the Fox Cities Performing Art Center in Appleton, collecting footage of the performances and interviewing musicians and attendees about the importance of music. The organization posted six segments produced by students to their website. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Audio Book Recording
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: Literacy Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Literacy Green Bay helps adults and
families enhance their reading, writing, math, English language, computer and workforce skills. The class recorded Oral Communication students reading selections from Literacy Green Bay’s resource library and created audio books to help beginning level learners recognize the rhythms and sounds of the English language. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Public Service Announcement - Radio Ads
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: Brown County Alcohol and Other Drug
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students developed audio public service
Abuse (AODA) Council
announcements to communicate the prevalence of binge drinking in Northeast Wisconsin and challenge residents to take pride in other aspects of our culture. NWTC students involved in project: 16
TC Weekly - Spring 2011
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: TC weekly is a student-produced
program focusing on NWTC services, degree areas, and student life in general. In the Spring 2011 semester, two sections of Internet Broadcasting created 18 video podcasts; students worked on at least three production teams as well as on the show’s graphics, intros, outros, music, promotion and marketing. NWTC students involved in project: 10
TC Weekly - Fall 2010
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Chris Kuborn Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: In the Fall 2010 semester, a section of
Internet Broadcasting - Advanced students developed 12 TC Weekly video podcasts. NWTC students involved in project: 10
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Business and Information Technology Marinette Health & Wellness Fair
Medical Instrument Photographing
Program: Administrative Professional Instructor: Gail Schroeder Community Partner: NWTC - Marinette Campus Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students created informational posters
and prepared signage for the event, which allowed uninsured and underinsured children to receive important preventative health screenings. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Pennies for Penny
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Students launched a campaign to help the organization raise $400 towards the purchase of Penny, a trained horse on loan to the facility. NWTC students involved in project: 6 Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: James Mullinax Community Partner: A Labor of Love - Doula Services Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students presented original logo
designs to help the organization better market their services to expectant parents. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: James Mullinax Community Partner: Scott’s Industrial Coatings Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students developed multiple logo
designs, which were presented to representatives of the growing local business. NWTC students involved in project: 48
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
instruments for the Surgical Technologist program at NWTC; a Photography-Digital Workflow class edited and cataloged the images at a later date. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Program: Accounting Instructor: Janet Dausey Community Partner: United Way and Goodwill Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
connects low-income individuals with free, confidential tax preparation and tax advice. Students established a center on campus which helped more than 100 people secure over $142,000 in state and federal refunds. NWTC students involved in project: 13
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Jessica Norwood Community Partner: Various Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: At the end of each semester, students in
Digital Photography-Advanced set up a studio and produce six to ten quality portraits for a variety of “clients” from half-hour shoots. The following sessions were completed during the 2010-2011 academic year: families (9), couples (3), children (6), models (4), pets (3), Wisconsin Public Radio headshots (10) and a writer (1). NWTC students involved in project: 32
“The Memorial Wall of Hope & Healing” Photography
Scott’s Industrial Coatings Logo
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Jessica Norwood Community Partner: NWTC-Surgical Technologist Program Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students photographed medical
Photography Sessions
Program: Leadership Development Instructor: Gwen Noonan Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
Doula Logo
Course: Digital Photography-Advanced Instructor: Jessica Norwood Community Partner: Beacon House-Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Beacon House offers holistic wellness
services for patients dealing with long-term illnesses and their families. The organization sponsored a program which allowed 24 cancer patients or their survivors to create 10” x 10” mosaics, under the instruction of a local artist, which were displayed together on a traveling wall. The process allowed participants to express themselves and have control in a situation where they often felt helpless. Students photographed eight of the pieces; the images were edited by another course. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Medical Instrument Photograph Editing
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Jessica Norwood Community Partner: NWTC- Surgical Technologist Program Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students edited images captured by a
Digitial Photography-Advanced class and loaded them onto Blackboard to aid Surgical Technologist students in learning to recognize different instruments. NWTC students involved in project: 14
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Business and Information Technology
911 Call Center Brochure Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Brown County 911 Call Center Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students created brochures educating
people on how to contact the call center for emergency and non-emergency situations. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Green Bay Public Schools Skills for Independent Living Class
Program: Marketing Instructor: John Maier Community Partner: Green Bay Public Schools Area Served: Brown County Project Description: High school students organized an event
Florence County Promotional Campaigns
which attracted 40 attendees featuring lunch; door prizes donated by 14 local businesses; and exhibits of other projects completed through the course. NWTC students involved in project: 12
Florence County Branding
Program: Marketing Instructor: John Maier Community Partner: Florence County Area Served: Florence County Project Description: Florence is Wisconsin’s smallest county;
the economy has been suffering since the closing of several mills. Students created a brand which markets the area’s many ecotourism attractions through a two-year grant from the American Association of Community Colleges. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Christine’s Boutique Logo Development
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Jim Mullinax Community Partner: Christine’s Boutique Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students in the Macintosh Illustration
class worked to create a new logo and business card layout to meet the client’s growing business needs. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Program: Marketing Instructor: John Maier Community Partner: Florence County Area Served: Florence County Project Description: Florence is Wisconsin’s smallest county; the
economy has been suffering since the closing of several mills. Five Event Marketing student teams presented county officials with plans to increase awareness of ecotourism opportunities in the area. Three of these plans were carried to completion: developing a social media presence; hosting a summer festival to boost tourism; and participating in the Canoecopia Trade Show to promote the area’s wild rivers. Work was completed as part of a two-year grant from the American Association of Community Colleges. NWTC students involved in project: 20
7th Annual NWTC Scholarship Scramble
Program: Marketing Instructor: John Maier Community Partner: NWTC Educational Foundation Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The golf scramble has been a tradition
at NWTC since 2005. Students organized the event to fund scholarships for business-related programs at NWTC. NWTC students involved in project: 21
Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Program: Digital Photography Certificate Instructor: Lisa Jansen Community Partner: Alzheimer’s Association Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students captured and edited images of the
NWTC students involved in project: 6
organization’s annual fund raising walk.
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Business and Information Technology Almost Fre-Cycle
Sports Buddies Brochures
Program: Administrative Professional Instructor: Kim Pigeon Community Partner: Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: A group of NWTC staff organized an
program to offer donated gently-used clothing and home goods at 25-cents each in the NWTC Commons, with proceeds benefitting the NWTC Foundation. Students assisted with the pre-work of sorting, folding and displaying clothes; planning the room layout; and providing customer service at the event. NWTC students involved in project: 24
Taste of Ashwaubenon Poster
featuring the best of area restaurants to raises funds for academic and athletic activities at Ashwaubenon High School. Students in the Macintosh Image Editing class created promotional posters. NWTC students involved in project: 13
Program: Digital Photography Certificate Instructor: Lisa Jansen Community Partner: Beacon House Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students edited photos of mosaics taken
by a Digital Photography-Advanced class from the organization’s “Memorial Wall of Hope and Healing” project. NWTC students involved in project: 12
Program: Office Professional Instructor: Mary Cuene Community Partner: Various Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students completed 40-hour internships
and assisted the following organizations with entry-level administrative tasks: Edison Middle School, Green Bay Volunteer Center, Newcomers of Green Bay, Neville Public Museum, Village of Ashwaubenon, and YMCA of Green Bay. NWTC students involved in project: 7
who are facing adversity with strong and supportive one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better. Students developed bookmarks and brochures recruiting male mentors for the Big Brothers Big Sisters Sports Buddies program. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: NWTC Public Safety Area Served: Brown County Project Description: NWTC’s Public Safety department gives
commemorative coins to graduates of the Law Enforcement program and Police Academy as a reminder of their duties. Marketing and Graphic Communications students created designs for the coins. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Wise Women Gathering Place Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Wise Women Gathering Place seeks to
promote peace, respect, and belonging through educational programming and support services. Students redesigned all pieces of the organization’s Discovery Dating curriculum, which equips teens with the confidence to pursue healthy relationships. NWTC students involved in project: 15 Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: NWTC Emergency Medical
Technician Faculty
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: NWTC Emergency Medical Technician
faculty developed a guide, which is currently in use by a number of area emergency responders, to quickly determine the accurate dosage of common medications for children. Students presented multiple branding ideas so the device could be copyrighted and sold by its creators. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Shawano Community Education Logo
Graduation Coins
Northeast Wisconsin
Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Big Brothers Big Sisters provides children
Pediatric Resuscitation Device Branding Package
Applied Business Experience
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Discovery Dating Course Materials
Program: Digital Photography Certificate Instructor: Lisa Jansen Community Partner: Ashwaubenon High School Jaguar Backers Area Served: Village of Ashwaubenon Project Description: Taste of Ashwaubenon is an annual event
Beacon House Mosaic Photo Editing
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Shawano Community Education Area Served: Shawano County Project Description: Shawano Community Education provides
lifelong learning opportunities to the taxpayers who support the district’s public schools. NWTC students designed a logo and identity package for the organization. NWTC students involved in project: 16
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Business and Information Technology Stock’s Harley Davidson T-Shirt
Parkour Marketing Package
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Stock’s Harley Davidson Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students created t-shirt designs for charity
NWTC students involved in project: 16
events sponsored by the store.
Wisconsin United Coalition of Mutual Assistance Association
to help the organization to attract new members and increase awareness of Parkour, an emerging urban landscape. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Law Enforcement Torch Run T-Shirts
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Wisconsin United Coalition of Mutual
Assistance Association Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Wisconsin United Coalition of Mutual Assistance is a consortium of 13 organizations across the state devoted to supporting the Hmong community and preserving their culture. Students designed WUCMAA’s calendar, which highlights Hmong festivals throughout the year. NWTC students involved in project: 15
East High Craft Fair
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Northwest Parkour Club Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students designed t-shirts and posters
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: East High School Parent Network Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students created postcard-sized
promotional pieces and signage for East High School’s Craft Show. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Wisconsin Special Olympics Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Wisconsin Special Olympics provides
year-round sports training and competitions to nearly 10,000 athletes with disabilities. Students designed t-shirts for the 25th Annual Torch Run, organized by local law enforcement to raise money for the organization. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Titletown Bike Tour T-shirts
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Breast Cancer Family Foundation Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The Titletown Bike Tour promotes
healthy lifestyles while raising money to prevent breast cancer and support victims and their families. Students designed t-shirts for the event. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Golden House Freedom Ride T-shirts Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Golden House - Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Golden House provides shelter,
advocacy, education, and support to families affected by violence in their homes. The organization hosts an annual motorcycle ride and poker run through eastern Wisconsin called Freedom Ride, which supports their programming aimed at breaking the cycle of domestic abuse. Students designed t-shirts for the event. NWTC students involved in project: 15
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Business and Information Technology Solar Energy Trailer
Kids Klub Logo & Branding Materials
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: NWTC Solar Energy program purchased
a trailer with grant funds that will be used for educational presentations and to provide electricity for natural disaster victims. Students designed decals which were applied to the outside of the trailer. NWTC students involved in project: 14
N.E.W. Zoological Society 2009 Annual Report
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: N.E.W. Zoological Society Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: The N.E.W. Zoological Society is a 501(c)
(3) committed to securing monetary and in-kind donations for the NEW Zoo. Students formatted and added graphic design elements to the organization’s annual report. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Club Italo-Americano Brochures
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Shawano First Presbyterian Kids Klub Area Served: Shawano County Project Description: Kids Klub is an after school program
for children ages 5-13 years old. Students created logos and promotional material designs to help the organization expand their marketing efforts. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Public Service Announcement - Posters
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Brown County Alcohol and Other Drug
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students developed public service
Abuse (AODA)
announcement posters to communicate the prevalence of binge drinking in Northeast Wisconsin and challenge residents to take pride in other aspects of our culture. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Archery Club Logo
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Club Italo-Americano Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Club Italo-Americano provides a
venue for people to explore Italian culture. Students designed informational brochures about the club and proposed new logos. NWTC students involved in project: 13
Gallerie of Shoppes Booklet
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: Philanthropic Educational
Organization (P.E.O.)
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: P.E.O. is an international organization
driven to provide qualified women the financial support needed to pursue higher education. Students created a booklet listing different vendors and locations for The Gallerie of Shoppes, an annual fundraising event which brings together a number of area specialty stores at Lambeau Field. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: NWTC Public Safety Archery Club Area Served: Brown County Project Description: NWTC’s Public Safety department
sponsored an Archery Club allowing people of all skill levels to compete on a national level. Students designed logos to help promote the group. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Logo Design
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students proposed names and logos
for a venture which became the NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard. The resource provides NWTC food insecure students with prepacked bags containing enough food for one day. Students are able to return as needed. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Web 2D Club Logo
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: NWTC Web 2D (Design and
Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students created logos for the club to use
NWTC students involved in project: 15
Development) student club
on their website and t-shirts.
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Business and Information Technology “The Memorial Wall of Hope and Healing” Video
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Pat Saxe Community Partner: Beacon House Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Beacon House offers holistic wellness
services for patients dealing with long-term illnesses and their families. The organization sponsored a program which allowed 24 cancer patients or their survivors to create 10” x 10” mosaics, under the instruction of a local artist, which were displayed together on a traveling wall. The process allowed participants to express themselves and have control in a situation where they often felt helpless. Students created a video explaining the inspiration behind the project which will accompany the wall. NWTC students involved in project: 7
De Young Family Zoo Fundraiser
Program: Administrative Professional Instructor: Shelley McDermid Community Partner: De Young Family Zoo Area Served: Marinette Project Description: Students hosted a bake and craft sale
on the NWTC Marinette Campus which raised $500 for the organization. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony and Grand Opening
Program: Marketing Instructor: Ralph Rich Community Partner: NWTC Artisan and Business Center Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students planned, marketed, and staffed
the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the NWTC Artisan and Business Center. The day’s festivities included door prizes and food; quilting, woodturning, clay, and papermaking demonstrations; and tours of the facility. NWTC students involved in project: 19
Green Bay Area Catholic Education (GRACE) Promotional Brochure Design
Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Scott Eastman Community Partner: Green Bay Area Catholic Education
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students proposed designs for an
(GRACE) System
informational brochure to encourage parents to continue their child’s education with the GRACE system as well as promote the benefits of parochial education. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Spring Concert Poster Program: Marketing and Graphic Communications Instructor: Mary Sue Fenner Community Partner: The Chantelles Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The Chantelles is a 30 plus
member women’s choir based in Green Bay. Students designed posters for their 45th annual spring concert, themed “What the World Needs Now” NWTC students involved in project: 15
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Business and Information Technology
Literacy Green Bay Tour of Facility Video Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Pat Saxe Community Partner: Literacy Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students in a Macintosh Video
Editing-Advanced course worked with Literacy Green Bay to produce three promotional videos. Students created a tour of the facility, a tutor recruitment video featuring current volunteers, and a segment showcasing the diverse population of learners. NWTC students involved in project: 11
Christmas Presents for Sponsored Family
Program: Administrative Professional Instructor: Shelley McDermid Community Partner: St. Vincent de Paul’s Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students held a bake and craft sale to raise
NWTC students involved in project: 7
Safety Audit
money to purchase Christmas gifts for a local family in need.
Habitat for Humanity Video
Program: Digital Media Technology Instructor: Stephen Blecha Community Partner: Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity Area Served: Brown County Project Description: For a Macintosh Video Editing Project,
a student elected to create a three-minute informational video about the Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity Affiliate and ReStore. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Social Networking
Marinette to create and maintain a social networking presence on the web. They were also instrumental in training the employees on how to use the different applications and sites. NWTC students involved in project: 43
students prepared a safety manual to help the facility respond to emergency situations in an effective and efficient manner. NWTC students involved in project: 3
Family Fun Night
Program: Computer Support Certificate Instructor: Thomas Draz Community Partner: United Way Marinette Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students worked with the United Way in
Program: Leadership Development Instructor: Todd Perrault Community Partner: NWTC West Regional Learning Center Area Served: Shawano County Project Description: After consulting with several professionals,
Program: Business Management Instructor: Betty Messenger Community Partner: NWTC West Regional Learning Center Area Served: Shawano County Project Description: One student completed a practicum at the
West RLC Shawano and organized the first Family Fun Night, held on November 11, 2010. The event included food, door prizes, and a tour of the facility. Forty-nine students and their families attended. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, that’s the only thing that ever has.
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Margaret Mead
Community and Regional Learning Services ELL Afterschool Program The number of adult residents in the United States with limited English language proficiency increased to about 22 million people in 2007, representing a 21.8 percent increase since 2000; and more than 55 million people spoke a language other than English at home. The Marshfield Clinic AmeriCorps member worked with the Door County community to create an after school program for the children of students taking an English Language Learners (ELL) course through NWTC. Much time was spent searching for a safe location. Eventually Hope Church in Sturgeon Bay was selected as an ideal location for the children and the adult learners. The AmeriCorps member worked closely with an Instructional Assistant Instructor and Practicum Student on the development and implementation of an after school/homework assistance program for the children. The Instructional Assistant student coordinated activities for a diverse group of 15 children ranging in ages from 1 to 13, and the AmeriCorps member provided additional support as needed. Along with creating a safe, inviting, comfortable, and educational environment for the children, she also planned meals for both nights every week for a total of 17 weeks. Children spent time doing homework, reading books, making scrapbooks, working on different projects and activities, and having some free play time while their parents were attending class. At the end of the semester, there was a final celebration to commemorate everything the parents had learned in their class and a holiday party for the children. Through the kindness and generosity of an anonymous staff member from NWTC at the Sturgeon Bay campus, each child in the program was able to open a gift that was purchased specifically for them.
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Community and Regional Learning Services
Webster Winter Carnival Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Sharon Tilly and Tracy Blahnik Community Partner: Webster Elementary School Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students interacted with children and
their families while overseeing games at the carnival. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Jeans for Japan - Student Presentation
Program: Early Childhood Education Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Staff members purchased stickers to
wear blue jeans in support of Japan for the week of April 25-29, 2011; all proceeds were donated to support the Red Cross relief efforts. An NWTC Early Childhood International Education student gave a presentation on her sister’s experiences in Tokyo during the days and weeks following the earthquake. She also covered several aspects of Japanese culture affecting the country’s response to the disaster. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Frost Fest
Connecting Families - April 26, 2011
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher, Sharon Tilly, Kathy
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Although this event was cancelled due
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher and Kathy Pickering Community Partner: Fort Howard Family Resource Center Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students purchased and prepared all
supplies for children to make holiday presents for their parents at the event. NWTC students involved in project: 28
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher and Kathy Pickering Community Partner: Marion House Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students planned activities and set up
to a campus-wide power outage, the NWTC Early Childhood Education students had planned all of the activities for the childcare portion of the evening. Had the event not been cancelled, students would have set-up the classroom, met families at dinner, and provided childcare for the children while parents attended the “Connections - The Power Tool for Parents” informational and discussion sessions. NWTC students involved in project: 27
Connecting Families - September 28, 2010
Marion House Playgroups
Pickering, and Joan Klinkner
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher, Sharon Tilly,
Kathy Pickering, and Joan Klinkner
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: NWTC Early Childhood Education
students set up the classroom, met families at dinner and provided childcare for children while parents attended the “Why Won’t My Children Listen to Me?” informational and discussion sessions. NWTC students involved in project: 26
environments for playgroups at the Marion House, a residential facility for young mothers. Activities included reading books, playing with finger puppets, singing songs, and using flannel boards to tell stories with the children. Mothers were encouraged to join in. NWTC students involved in project: 28
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Community and Regional Learning Services Connecting Families - February 22, 2011
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher, Sharon Tilly,
Kathy Pickering, and Joan Klinkner
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: NWTC Early Childhood Education
students set up the classroom, met families at dinner and provided childcare for children while parents attended the “Me, Me, Notice Me” informational and discussion sessions. NWTC students involved in project: 27
Quilt Making
Course: Textiles and Quilting Instructor: Mary Gaye Rank Community Partner: Ruth & Lowell Obry Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students created quilt squares and two
Course: Textiles and Quilting Instructor: Mary Gaye Rank Community Partner: Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin -
Area Served: Milwaukee County Project Description: A student from the Textiles/Quilting
Course: Textiles and Quilting-Advanced Instructor: Mary Gaye Rank Community Partner: Project LINUS Area Served: Brown Project Description: Project LINUS provides a sense of
security, warmth and comfort to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need through the gifts of new, handmade blankets. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructor: Sharon Tilly Community Partner: Encompass Early Education and Care Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The Big Event for Little Kids is a hands-
course crocheted, knit, or quilted 20 blankets for the patients at Children’s Hospital of Milwaukee. NWTC students involved in project: 1 Program: Instructional Assistant Instructor: Tracy Blahnik Community Partner: NWTC - Sturgeon Bay Campus Area Served: Door County Project Description: A group of English Language Learners
taking courses through NWTC’s Sturgeon Bay campus expressed that it would be easier to make it to class if childcare were available. An Instructional Assistant student coordinated activities for two nights a week; she and other helpers met with the children. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Connecting Families - November 30, 2010
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructors: Mary Beth Boettcher, Sharon Tilly, Kathy
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: NWTC Early Childhood Education
Big Event for Little Kids
Milwaukee
ELL Afterschool Project
students did the final quilt block assembly, quilting, and binding attachment; the quilt was given to a family who lost everything in a fire. NWTC students involved in project: 20
Blanket & Quilt Donation
Blanket and Quilt Donation
Pickering, and Joan Klinkner
students set up the classroom, met families at dinner and provided childcare for children while parents attended the “Effective Methods of Using Consequences” informational and discussion sessions. NWTC students involved in project: 26
on learn and play day. Students planned a heart healthy obstacle course for children to physically navigate. NWTC students involved in project: 19
Fleece Tie Blanket Making
Program: Early Childhood Education Instructor: Sharon Tilly Community Partner: Bellin Pediatrics Area Served: Brown County Project Description: One student planned and prepared a fleece blanket
making station at the NWTC Volunteer Resource Fair in February 2011. 20 blankets were made by NWTC students for pediatric patients; all materials were donated by Fox Communities Credit Union. NWTC students involved in project: 17
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General Studies Literacy Green Bay Literacy Green Bay promotes a better standard of living for residents lacking basic English oral or written communication skills. While approximately 90 percent of the organization’s clients are English Language Learning (ELL) students, they also assist a number of native speakers who struggle with reading and writing. During the past year Literacy Green Bay students obtained U.S. citizenship, earned high school level credentials, found employment and entered postsecondary education programs. Many of these goals were met as a result of participation in the organization’s ELL classes, family literacy programming and direct weekly tutoring from one of over 200 volunteers who work to serve more than 650 adult learners annually. Like many nonprofits, Literacy Green Bay works with limited funding; however, they do maintain a substantial collection of resources for use by tutoring matches. Three Oral Communications students and NWTC’s AmeriCorps*VISTA member worked with an Audio Engineering 2 class to expand the organization’s library, creating audio book versions of four beginning level publications. These recordings allow learners to associate spoken words with those written on the page and will help non-native speakers learn the rhythms and sounds of the English language while studying at home. In a separate project, NWTC students in a Macintosh Video Editing-Advanced course worked with Literacy Green Bay to produce three promotional videos. Students created a tour of the facility, a tutor recruitment video featuring current volunteers, and a segment showcasing the diverse population of learners.
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General Studies International Student Service-Learning Internships
Course: Psychology Community Partner: Country Kids Inc. Area Served: Brown County Project Description: As a part of a scholarship program, each
visiting international student completed an unpaid internship of at least 60 hours related to their his/her of study. To prepare for a four-year psychology degree, one student helped Country Kids Inc to provide therapy for pediatric patients with physical and developmental disabilities. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Social Science Service-Learning Projects
International Student Service-Learning Internships
Course: Economics Community Partner: BayCare Health Systems LLC Area Served: Brown County Project Description: As a part of a cholarship program, each
visiting international student completed an unpaid internship of at least 60 hours related to his/her field of study. One students assisted BayCare Health Systems LLC staff with invoices and data entry to prepare for a four-year economics degree. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Reading Buddies and Writing Tutors
Course: English Composition 1 and Speech Instructor: Heather Hill Community Partner: St. Thomas More Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students assisted in the first and sixth
grade Reading Buddies and Writing Tutors program. Students assisted with reading, writing, worksheets, study skills, homework help, and computer applications. NWTC students involved in project: 11
Audio Book Reading
Course: Communication Skills Instructor: Sharon Anderson Community Partner: Literacy Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Literacy Green Bay’s mission is to
help adults and families acquire the reading, writing, math, English language, computer and workforce skills they need to function effectively as workers and community members. Oral Communication students read books aloud while being recorded. These recordings are being used as audio books for Literacy Green Bay to help learners recognize the rhythms and sounds of the English language. NWTC students involved in project: 3
Course: Various Social Science Instructor: Jeanne Harper Community Partner: Local Non-Profit Agencies Area Served: Marinette & Menominee Counties Project Description: Students served at local non-profits in
Marinette and Menominee Counties for a minimum of three hours. Service-Learning placements included: Society of St. Vincent de Paul Food Drives, Home Visits, Freezin’ 4 Reasons, Salvation Army Kid’s Night, Christian Manna Meal, Ringing Bells for Salvation Army, Vets Helping Vets Inc: Vets Journey Home, Rainbow House Clean-up, NEWCAP Food Pantry, St. Anthony House, Rennes East & West, Goodwill Industries, Marinette Police Department, REM Wisconsin, Boys & Girls Club - DAR, Marinette Health and Wellness Fair, Tae-KwonDo Kick-a-thon, Healthy Youth Coalition, Haven of Hope, and many more. These classes completed 48 projects with 33 agencies and served a total of 592.5 hours. NWTC students involved in project: 89
Crossroads Project
Course: Written Communication Instructor: Mary Heil-Allen Community Partner: Crossroads at Big Creek Area Served: Door County Project Description: One student worked with a troop of seven
Boy Scouts to dig a water line at Crossroads, a nature preserve and learning center. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Hospital Donation
Program: General Studies Transfer Certificate Instructor: Jodi Jensen Community Partner: Shawano Community Hospital Area Served: Shawano County Project Description: Students collected items for donation
to the Shawano Community Hospital. Patients need items in the event that their clothes are ruined in an accident. Coloring supplies were also collected to give to children who were waiting for family members or in the hospital themselves. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Even if it’s a little thing, do something for those who have need of help, something for which you get no pay, but the privilege of doing it. Albert Schweitzer
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Health Sciences Northeast Wisconsin (N.E.W.) Clinic at NWTC The N.E.W. Clinic at NWTC continues to provide access to care where there are gaps in the area’s health care system. The clinic offers assistance for low-income, uninsured, underinsured, and medical assistance patients, while enhancing the education of tomorrow’s health care providers. The clinic reduces unnecessary emergency room use. An average of 50 percent of clinic clients would have gone to the ER if the clinic did not exist. The Clinic also helps its patients to save money. An average visit to the clinic costs about $45, which includes the doctor visit, lab tests, interpreter (if needed), and sample medications. This year was a big milestone for the N.E.W. Clinic at NWTC. The Clinic celebrated its fifth year of service on the campus. Over the last five years, more than 17,000 patients have been treated at the clinic. The N.E.W. Clinic takes pride in providing quality service-learning opportunities for students in a variety of NWTC programs. During the 2010-2011 academic year, students from the Clinical Laboratory Technician, Health Care Business Services, Health Information Technology, Associate Degree Nursing, and Respiratory Therapist programs served at the clinic on the NWTC campus. Students provided quality patient care under the guidance of clinic and instructor staff, allowing students to meet Service-Learning requirements for their classes. During the 2010-2011 academic year, 204 students were involved in direct service in the clinic.
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Health Sciences International Student Service-Learning Internships
Program: Health Care Business Services Certificate Community Partner: Bellin Hospital Area Served: Brown County Project Description: As a part of a scholarship program, each
visiting international student completed an unpaid internship of at least 60 hours related to his/her field of study. One student assisted hospital nursing staff with various tasks. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Health Care Business Services Project
clinics, schedule appointments, maintain medical records, greet patients, and track clinical statistics. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Intermediate Care Centers Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students completed a 25-hour practicum at various locations, working with doctors and nursing staff to deliver general care and radiology services to patients. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Marrow Donor Program has been helping patients receive life-saving bone marrow transplants. Students helped screen potential donors, which included the collecting of cheek swabs. NWTC students involved in project: 35
NWTC students involved in project: 13
laboratory staff as they were able to.
performed 48 hours of care for residents of the Algoma Long Term Care Unit. NWTC students involved in project: 9
Program: Nursing Assistant Instructor: Heidi VandenBush Community Partner: Algoma Long Term Care Unit Area Served: Algoma Project Description: In a hands-on clinical setting, each student
performed 48 hours of care for residents of the Algoma Long Term Care Unit. NWTC students involved in project: 19
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Jane Swanson Community Partner: Bay Area Medical Center- Marinette Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students interviewed patients, performed
pre-screenings, and assigned a risk factor score for skin cancer, which was given to the doctor. Students also educated patients on methods of preventing skin cancer. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Program: Practical Nursing Instructor: Janice Schmidt Community Partner: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students in the Care Across the Lifespan
Clinical course presented to a group of seventh graders about the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol use and abuse, stressing the importance of avoidance. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Vision Screening
Program: Clinical Laboratory Technician Instructor: Debbie Heinritz Community Partner: N.E.W. Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students shadowed and assisted clinic
Substance Abuse & Misuse Education
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Debbie Heinritz Community Partner: Be The Match Area Served: Brown County Project Description: For more than 20 years, the National
Clinical Laboratory Technician Project
Program: Nursing Assistant Instructor: Heidi VandenBush Community Partner: Algoma Long Term Care Unit Area Served: Algoma Project Description: In a hands-on clinical setting, each student
Skin Screening
Program: Diagnostic Medical Sonography Instructor: Darrell McGill Community Partner: Local Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and
Bone Marrow Drive
Hands-on Care Spring 2011
Program: Health Care Bus Services Certificate Instructor: Amy Blochowiak Community Partner: N.E.W. Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: One student helped manage pedicure
Health Care Services Project
Hands-on Care Fall 2010
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Jean Goodwin Community Partner: Peshtigo Head Start, Marinette Head
Area Served: Peshtigo and Marinette Project Description: Head Start believes quality early education
Start, Marinette School District
fundamentally transforms “at risk” children and their families. Students and faculty went to different schools and Head Start sites to provide vision screenings for children ages 3-10. NWTC students involved in project: 23
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Health Sciences Pressure Ulcer Surveillance Project
“Vital” Education
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Jeff Matzke Community Partner: St. Vincent Hospital Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students were trained by St. Vincent
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Karen Kroll Community Partner: Tosca Limited Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students provided blood pressure
screenings for employees at company’s health fair. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Karen Kroll Community Partner: American Red Cross-Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The students assisted the Red Cross with
greeting and donor registration at a blood drive held on the NWTC-Green Bay Campus. NWTC students involved in project: 25
Respiratory Care Clinic
Program: Respiratory Therapist Instructor: Katherine Schlitz Community Partner: NEW Community Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students assessed patient respiratory
needs, demonstrated correct inhaler use, assisted with asthma management, offered smoking cessation assistance, and completed spirometer screenings. NWTC students involved in project: 40
Marinette Health & Wellness Fair Respiratory Screenings
NWTC students involved in project: 4
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Laurie Stone Community Partner: The Einstein Project Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students took vitals (oxygen monitoring
and heart rate) and tested reflexes of children jumping rope at the Science Expo. Children were also able to listen to their heartbeat through the stethoscope. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Healthy Hand Washing
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Leah Bergstrom Community Partner: McAuliffe Elementary School & Peace
Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students demonstrated proper hand
Nursery Center
washing techniques to educate children on how to decrease the spread of germs. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Medication Management
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Lori Juza Community Partner: Brown County Aging and Disability
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students conducted and recorded
Resource Center (ADRC) and Streu’s Pharmacy
assessments of medications and fall risks in patients’ homes. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Marinette Health & Wellness Fair
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Lynda Rastall Community Partner: NWTC - Marinette Campus Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students performed vision screenings and
NWTC students involved in project: 6
physicals for uninsured and underinsured children at the event.
Teen Parent Oral Hygiene Presentation
Program: Respiratory Therapist Instructor: Katherine Schlitz Community Partner: NWTC - Marinette Campus Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students provided spirometer screenings
Blood Drive
Hospital and assisted hospital staff with the implementation of a quality assurance program for pressure ulcers. NWTC students involved in project: 3
Blood Pressure Screenings Fair
and asthma education to participants.
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: Brown County Health Alliance Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students created a child dental care
brochure for teen parents and demonstrated proper brushing, flossing, and gum care techniques. Attendees were also given bags filled with oral hygiene products prepared by students. NWTC students involved in project: 4
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Health Sciences CP Center Oral Hygiene Presentation
Personal Health Records
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: CP Center - Green Bay Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: The CP Center provides rehabilitation
services for people with cognitive and physical disabilities. Dental Hygienist students created and shared a dental care brochure for adults at the CP Center. Students also demonstrated proper brushing, flossing, and gum care with the students. Students prepared dental take-away bags filled with toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Syble Hopp Oral Hygiene Presentation
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: Syble Hopp Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Syble Hopp serves students ages 3-21
with cognitive and developmental disabilities. NWTC students created a dental care brochure and focused on teaching oral health in a fun way by creating dental hygiene songs and games for the students focused on happy, healthy teeth. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Fluoride Varnish Clinic
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: Open Door Dental - Door County Area Served: Door County Project Description: Students administered fluoride varnishes
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: Immanuel Lutheran School - De Pere Area Served: De Pere Project Description: NWTC students prepared a hands-on
oral health presentation about preventing cavities and tooth decay for kindergarten through third grade students at the rural, two-room school. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Health Information Technology Service Project
Program: Health Information Technology Instructor: Marilyn Toninato Community Partner: N.E.W. Community Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students scheduled appointments,
managed medical records, greeted patients, and tracked clinical statistics. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Program: Health Information Technology Instructor: Marilyn Toninato Community Partner: Local Community Members Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: A personal health record (PHR) is created
by an individual to maintain a complete and accurate summary of his/her medical history. Students created educational pamphlets explaining how and why to start a PHR. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Checking Vitals for School-Age Children
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary B. Kempf Community Partner: Einstein Project Science Expo at
Shopko Hall
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The Einstein Project is a nonprofit
organization which partners with schools and communities to provide support for science education in the state of Wisconsin. Students used dopplers to measure pulse and blood pressure in addition to checking pulse oximetry before and after the children jumped rope. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Food Drives
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary B. Kempf Community Partner: NWTC Green Bay Campus- Shared
Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Shared Harvest Food Cupboard
to elementary school students through a grant involving NWTC - Sturgeon Bay Nursing, Door County WIC, and Oral Health Partnership. NWTC students involved in project: 24
Fluoride Varnish Clinic - Immanuel Lutheran
Harvest Food Cupboard
provides food insecure NWTC students with prepackaged bags containing enough food for one day; however, students are welcome to return for more as needed. Students conducted food drives to replenish the cupboard and coordinated fund raising events to benefit the project. NWTC students involved in project: 13
Pedicure Clinics
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructors: Mary Bessett, Michelle Kornesczuk, Brian Krogh, Lisa
Mueller, Louise Seroogy, Kari Liebeck, Holly Euclide, Jason Borley Community Partner: N.E.W. Community Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students processed paperwork, assessed needs, and provided foot care. Students also developed foot care guides and gave them to patients. NWTC students involved in project: 77
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Health Sciences
Keep Stepping - Fall 2010 Program: Physical Therapist Assistant Instructors: Julie Siefert and Lisa Weaver Community Partner: NWTC - Green Bay Campus Area Served: Brown County Project Description: “Keep Stepping” is a fall prevention program, serving adults
age 60 and older through physical activity, health promotion, and educational activities. Physical Therapy Assistant students are in charge of this program over a course of two semesters of their studies. Students carry out the Keep Stepping program under the supervision of NWTC faculty. NWTC students involved in project: 28
Women’s Health Clinic
Remembering When Program
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary Kempf Community Partner: N.E.W. Community Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students helped provide breast exams and
pap smears to low-income patients through the Wisconsin Wise Women program. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN) Conference
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary Kempf Community Partner: NWTC - Green Bay Campus Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Senior students assisted vendors, speakers
and attendees at a conference held on campus in Spring 2011. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Cerebral Palsy Telethon
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary Kempf Community Partner: Cerebral Palsy Telethon- Green Bay Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Money raised during the two-day
CP Telethon funds services offered to clients of all ages with temporary or permanent physical, sensory and speech conditions. Students answered calls during the event. NWTC students involved in project: 45
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary Kempf Community Partner: Green Bay Fire Department and Brown
Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students collaborated with the Green Bay
County Aging and Disability
Fire Department to educate clients on fall prevention at home and replace smoke detector batteries. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Wisconsin Wise Women’s Project
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mary Kempf Community Partner: NEW Community Clinic Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students helped a nurse practitioner
complete physical exams, screenings, and health histories. In addition, to work with medical interpreters. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Associate Degree Nursing Patient Care Assistance
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructors: Mary Schuster and Lori Juza Community Partner: N.E.W. Community Clinic Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students shadowed and assisted a
nurse practitioner.
NWTC students involved in project: 30
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Health Sciences Hand Washing Clinic
Multicultural Day
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mina Cook Community Partner: St. Vincent Hospital Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students worked with staff at St. Vincent
NWTC students involved in project: 60
Hospital to teach patients the importance of good hand hygiene.
Hand Hygiene Observations
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Mina Cook Community Partner: St. Vincent Hospital Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students observed and recorded whether
employees washed their hands properly when working with the patients. Results were tabulated by students and presented to the hospital. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Rhonda McClain Community Partner: Bay Area Medical Center Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students assisted with yearly skin
screenings for in-house patients, evaluating clients’ risks for skin breakdowns and recording any abnormalities. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Hand and Nail Care
Program: Nursing-Associate Degree Instructor: Ruth Carriveau Community Partner: Salvation Army Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students offered hygiene services to
NWTC students involved in project: 7
people attending lunch at the facility.
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Selena Becker Community Partner: Community Memorial Hospital -
Oconto, Oconto Falls, and Gillett Area Served: Oconto County Project Description: Students assisted with administrative duties at the reception areas of various clinics. NWTC students involved in project: 18
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Tina Broderick Community Partner: Oconto Middle School Area Served: Oconto County Project Description: Students performed vision screenings for
NWTC students involved in project: 5
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Sheila Gross Community Partner: Coleman Elementary School Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students transformed facilities at the
school into a “live” dental clinic with portable equipment to provide oral health education, dental examinations, sealants, and fluoride varnishes. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Special Populations Days (March 28 and April 18, 2011)
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Sheila Gross Community Partner: Green Bay Hemophilia Outreach Center Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students provided preventative dental
NWTC students involved in project: 20
services to patients of the family-centered care facility.
Head Start Screenings
Vision Screening
Flu Clinic-Administrative Services
language barrier with nine Latinos treated as a part of the Special Populations Clinic Day. Patients received preventative dental hygiene care including examinations, radiographs, dental prophylaxis, and fluoride treatments. NWTC students involved in project: 16
Dental Sealant/Fluoride Varnish Day
Bay Area Medical Center Skin Screening
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Sheila Gross Community Partner: NEW Dental Clinic Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Translators were used to bridge the
Program: Medical Assistant Instructor: Tina Broderick Community Partner: Head Start Oconto Area Served: Oconto County Project Description: Head Start believes quality early education
fundamentally transforms “at risk” children and their families. Students took height and weight measurements of children in the program. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Fluoride Varnish Clinic - Jefferson Elementary
Program: Dental Hygienist Instructor: Lynn Kettenhofen Community Partner: Jefferson Elementary School Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: NWTC students administered fluoride
varnishes to kindergarten through fifth grade students under a grant with Oral Health Partnership. NWTC students involved in project: 8
7th and 8th graders.
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Public Safety Cadet Programs Integrating community policing strategies within the core curriculum, the NWTC “Cadet Program” was created to provide local municipalities and their law enforcement agencies with free student support. The program was piloted in 2007 with the Village of Allouez, a suburb of 15,000 south of Green Bay. Police cadets were assigned to focus on the enforcement of village ordinances in areas with high disturbance frequencies and identify chronic offenders. Since then, the program has expanded to other communities; students were stationed in Gillett, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Pulaski, and Sturgeon Bay during 2010-2011. Students benefit from the program by learning to solve problems, think critically, and apply techniques they have studied in the classroom. Host sites are happy to have additional assistance with code enforcement, security, and crime prevention efforts in their community.
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Public Safety The Einstein Project Fair
Cadet Program
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: Ian Nishimoto Community Partner: The Einstein Project Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students provided child finger-printing, security, and public relations during the event. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Computer Security
Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: NWTC’s CTED department delivers
Economic Development (CTED)
instruction and consultation aimed at maximizing the productivity of organizations and individuals. Students secured the team’s computers at an event to prevent them from being tampered with or stolen. NWTC students involved in project: 6
EMS and EMT Services
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: Ian Nishimoto Community Partner: Cellcom Marathon Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students helped provide EMS and EMT support to runners. NWTC students involved in project: 4
NWTC students involved in project: 9
direction during the event.
NWTC students involved in project: 9
direction during the two-day event.
2010 Brown County Fair
Program: Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: John Flannery Community Partner: Brown County Fair Board Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students partnered with the Brown
County Sheriff ’s Department to provide security during the week-long event. NWTC students involved in project: 35
NEW Community Shelter
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: NEW Community Shelter Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students helped search rooms for
NWTC students involved in project: 60
Program: Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: John Flannery Community Partner: Oconto Falls Chamber of Commerce Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students provided security and traffic
members of local police departments to provide assistance with bike patrol, code enforcement, and crime prevention efforts in the following communities: Gillett, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Pulaski, and Sturgeon Bay. NWTC students involved in project: 19 Program: Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: John Flannery Community Partner: New Zoo Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students provided security and traffic
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Oconto Falls Movie Night
Program: Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: John Flannery Community Partner: Community Police Departments Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students worked in uniform alongside
Zoo Boo
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and Instructor: Ian Nishimoto Community Partner: NWTC Corporate Training and
prohibited items.
We know that service-learning benefits young people in a variety of ways. As individuals, service-learning improves self-esteem and self-confidence, and reduces involvement in risky behavior. As citizens, service-learning gives young people an increased sense of civic responsibility and a commitment to community involvement. As students, service-learning helps improve school performance and academic engagement. Dr. William Richardson 2010-2011 NWTC Service-Learning~Page 23
Public Safety
Car Show
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: Mike Albertson Area Served: Green Bay Area Project Description: Students provided security for the 25th Annual NWTC Car Show and Swap Meet. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Green Bay Heart Walk Security
ART Meets Heart
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: American Heart Association Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Heart disease and stroke claim more than 865,000 American lives annually. The Green Bay Heart Walk raises awareness and funds for the organization to do more research. Students provided security and traffic directions at the event. NWTC students involved in project: 12
NWTC Drive-In Movie
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: NWTC Green Bay Campus Area Served: Green Bay Area Project Description: Students provided security and parking
assistance for the event.
NWTC students involved in project: 12
NWTC students involved in project: 12
at the ARTgarage that brings together the talents of 300 professional and amateur artists of all ages and backgrounds. Each artist creates an original 6” x 6” canvas; together, these pieces form a community mosaic in the shape of a heart. Proceeds from the event support the appreciation of and participation in the literary, performing, and visual arts in the greater Green Bay area. Students provided parking assistance during the celebratory event. NWTC students involved in project: 3 Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: Green Bay Police Department Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students worked alongside local law
NWTC students involved in project: 6
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: Hispanic Community Council of N.E.W. Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students partnered with the Green Bay
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement
Instructor: Mike Albertson Community Partner: The ARTgarage Area Served: Brown County Project Description: ART Meets Heart is an annual event
Bagging Groceries with a Cop
Hispanic Festival
Program: Criminal Justice-Corrections and
enforcement involved in the public relations project.
Police Department to provide security for the event.
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Trades & Engineering Technologies Niagara TV Co-Op In 2010, there were two billion internet users worldwide, which has more than doubled since 2005. Rural communities have struggled to keep pace with more urbanized areas in regard to technology, as it is often not profitable or feasible for companies to provide broadband internet access. Because of this, the “digital divide” developed and exists today among different demographic and geographic areas. Households in rural America are less likely to access the internet than households in urban areas or central cities, regardless of income level. However, households at certain income levels in rural areas are 50 percent less likely to own computers than comparable households in urban areas or central cities. Many rural areas have tried to bridge the digital divide by forming grass roots organizations to meet community needs. The Niagara Community TV Co-op was formed in the late 1950s with the purpose of serving the city of Niagara with cable television service. The co-op is a not-for-profit organization owned by its customers and run by an elected board of members. Major upgrades and expansions have been completed throughout the years to keep up with the growing demand for services; most of these upgrades have been handled in-house, with little help from outside contractors. In 2007, the TV Co-op began a major expansion project which targeted people living outside the city of Niagara. Cable fibers can now be run to the outlying areas to provide for high-speed internet and phone services. Students in the Electrical Power Distribution program traveled to Niagara to assist with the installation of poles needed to upgrade services to rural areas in northern Wisconsin. Eight students set poles, assembled hardware, and strung cable during the first measurable snow in the northern region. One student said, “I learned how to string in messenger wire to the right tension and how to use the clamps to hold the wire on to the pole. Working around real traffic was a plus too because you get to experience the public and how they drive and how to setup barriers for safety. I would strongly suggest having more of these [experiences] in the future. It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us to get out of the yard and into the public to learn. This was a great experience for me ,and I hope to have another possible one this year.”
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Trades & Engineering Technologies International Student Service-Learning Internships
Program: Organic and Sustainable Agriculture Community Partner: Full Circle Organic Dairy; Tysunekwa
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: As a part of a scholarship program,
( Joon-henk-wa) (Oneida Nation) & Park Ridge Organics
International students participated in internships related to his/ her area of study. Organic and Sustainable Agriculture students helped with general farm maintenance. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Wheelchair Lift
Program: Mechanical Design Technology Instructor: Bob Weekes Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Students designed and built a hydraulic wheelchair lift to safely lift a load of 300 pounds. The platform is large enough to hold the child occupant and an adult assistant. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Outdoor Shelter Designs
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Chet Lamers Community Partner: St. John’s Homeless Shelter Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students attended a presentation by the
community partner and designed an outdoor shelter for clients to use while waiting to enter the facility. Students proposed multiple designs with different price points. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Floor Refinishing & Construction
Program: Basic Carpentry Certificate Instructor: Curtis Andersen Community Partner: Hmong Community Center Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Basic Carpentry Certificate provides adult
Thai refugees with the skills needed for employment. Students replaced carpeting and vinyl flooring at the Hmong Community Center and built a 24’ x 12’ house/storage unit valued at $2,000. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Centennial Park Playground
Program: Electrical Power Distribution Instructor: Dan Schneider Community Partner: Centennial Park Playground at Aldo
Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students drilled approximately 60 holes,
Fire Protection
Program: Fire Protection Engineering Technology Instructor: George Wolard Community Partner: NWTC Marinette Campus Area Served: Marinette Project Description: Students used CAD software to
create a fire sprinkler design before cutting and installing pipe for the project. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Girl Scout Medals
Program: CNC Technician Instructor: Gerald Bronkhorst Community Partner: Girl Scout Troop #4228 Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students worked with a troop of seven
girls to design and manufacture brass award medals for their Annual Powderpuff Derby. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Window Grates
Program: Welding Instructor: John Schaefer Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Students created grates for windows the new riding arena. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Sheet Metal Storage
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: A student in Metal Fabrication designed
NWTC students involved in project: 1
and built a sheet metal storage unit for NWTC’s welding lab.
Botanical Garden Cold Weather Storage Unit
Program: Wood Tech Instructor: Gerry Bentzler Community Partner: Green Bay Botanical Garden Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students framed a 30 x 60 x 14 feet cold
unit storage.
NWTC students involved in project: 10
Leopold Community School
four to five feet deep, to secure the Aldo Leopold playground equipment. NWTC students involved in project: 20
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Trades & Engineering Technologies
25th Annual NWTC Auto Club Car Show and Swap Meet
Programs: Automotive Technician and Automotive Technology Instructor: Tyson Larson Community Partner: NWTC Green Bay Campus Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students organized a day-long event filled with many activities for car enthusiasts at NWTC. Nearly 450 vehicles, some dating back to the early 1900s, were displayed. Approximately 5,000 community members attended the event. NWTC students involved in project: 60
NWTC ArtWalk Trophies
NEW Zoo Display Framework
Programs: Machine Tool - CNC Technician, Prototype and
Design, Wood Tech Instructors: Gerald Bronkhorst, Steve Doubek, Rod Monfils Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students in three programs worked together to design the ArtWalk trophies. The Machine Tool CNC Technician students used a water jet to precisely cut the image; Wood Tech students assisted in the project by making wooden bases for the trophies. Prototype and Design students assembled the pieces. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Program: CNC Technician Instructor: Gerald Bronkhorst, Tim Schmitz, and James Berceau Community Partner: Bellin Health Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students fabricated brackets throughout
the hospital to hold monitors.
NWTC students involved in project: 2
charitable brick display in front of the giraffe habitat.
Cabinet Door Displays
Program: Solar Energy Technology Instructor: John Hippensteel Community Partner: CP Center Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students conducted an assessment of the
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: De Pere Cabinets Area Served: Brown County Project Description: A Metal Fabrication class designed and
built cabinet door displays for the SkillsUSA competition, which were donated to a local small business. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Horse Bale Feeders
NWTC students involved in project: 4
Solar Energy Assessment
Brackets for Bellin Health
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: NEW Zoo Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students built a steel framework for the
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: Four 4s Family Farm Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Two students in the Metal Fabrication
class designed and constructed a set of bale feeders for the farm, which breeds horses. NWTC students involved in project: 2
organization’s electric bills and roof space before drafting an appropriate solar panel installation. NWTC students involved in project: 8
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Trades & Engineering Technologies Tool Storage
Curling Club Lighting Update
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students designed and built a tool storage
NWTC students involved in project: 2
unit for the welding lab.
Miniature Horse Gates
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: Community Member Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: One student designed and built a set of
gates for a community member who visits hospitals and senior centers with her miniature horse. The gates will keep the horse safe during travel. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Program: Electricity Instructor: Lil LaRue Community Partner: Green Bay Curling Club Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students updated 27 fixtures which
allowed the club to take advantage of a Focus on Energy rebate. As part of the project, students had to construct special feet for scaffolds to avoid damaging the rink. Students also installed conduit to add a 240-volt outlet on the ice for a grinder. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Toyota Prius Repair Project
Flat Bed
Program: Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Instructor: Mark Blohm Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Brown Project Description: State farm donated a totalled 2008 Toyota
Prius Hybrid Electric Vehicle to NWTC. Students repaired collision damage, which included removing and installing the drive line and hybrid drive components; replacing structural parts and cosmetic outer body panels; and refinishing all of the new components. The alternative fuel vehicle is now road legal, and is used by the college to promote its automotive and energyrelated programs. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Program: Welding Instructor: Jon Russell Community Partner: Four 4s Family Farm Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: One student designed and built a flat bed
NWTC students involved in project: 1
Bay Beach Train Engine Refurbishing
for the back of a semi truck owned by the local horse breeder.
Faith Lutheran Church Lighting Update
Program: Electricity Instructor: Lil LaRue Community Partner: Faith Lutheran Church Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students updated light fixtures
in the facility.
NWTC students involved in project: 14
painted, and reassembled a train engine from the city-operated amusement park. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Fiber Path Pole Installation
Botanical Garden Building Updates
Program: Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Technician Instructor: Mark Blohm Community Partner: Green Bay Parks, Recreation and Forestry Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students dismantled, sanded, primed,
Program: Electricity Instructor: Lil LaRue Community Partner: Green Bay Botanical Garden Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students ran a new underground line to
the organization’s garage, installing 120-volt receptacles, exterior motion sensors, a selector switch and a 240-volt welding outlet. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Program: Electrical Power Distribution Instructors: Peter Mleziva, Don Jaworski, Dan Schneider Community Partner: Niagara Community TV Co-op Area Served: Niagara Project Description: Niagara Community TV Co-op provides
reliable and affordable cable television and high-speed internet to rural areas. Students assisted with the installation of poles that were needed for system updates. NWTC students involved in project: 8
AC Unit Screening
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: NWTC District Office Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students created plans to obscure air
NWTC students involved in project: 1
Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.
conditioning units from view with plants.
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Aristotle
Trades & Engineering Technologies Greenhouse Wall and Patio
Sunset Park Landscape Design
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students constructed a retaining wall and
patio for the campus greenhouse.
NWTC students involved in project: 5
Program: Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing Instructors: Randy Allen and Joel McClung Community Partner: Competitive Youth Archery Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students designed and applied paint
schemes to bows for use by student archers using Planet Color refinishing materials. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Warehouse Project
Program: Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technician,
Diesel Equipment Technology
Instructor: Steve Bretl Community Partner: Habitat for Humanity ReStore Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore
resale outlets sell reusable building materials to the public with proceeds funding the construction projects of local affiliates. Students assisted with cleaning and re-arranging the organization’s warehouse. NWTC students involved in project: 12
Program: Energy Management Technology Instructor: Tad Bircher Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students presented ways to save money by
NWTC students involved in project: 19
modifying energy consumption.
Program: Electronics (with Optional Biomedical specialty) Instructor: Thomas W. Martin Community Partner: NWTC Health Sciences Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students repaired and maintained various
medical equipment for the Health Sciences department. NWTC students involved in project: 2
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: Green Bay Parks, Recreation and Forestry Area Served: Allouez Community Project Description: Students presented plans for a park
trail connecting to the Fox River Trail at an April 2011 community meeting. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Riverfront Landscape Design
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: Fox River Condominium Association Area Served: Brown County Project Description: One student from the Advanced
Landscape Design class created plans for the Fox River Condo Association’s riverfront property, which was overrun by invasive plants and had a steep grade. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Greenhouse Planting
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students planted trees and perennials by
NWTC students involved in project: 5
the campus greenhouse.
Health Sciences Entrance Planting Project
Biomedical Equipment Maintenance & Repair
MoneySmart Week Presentation
Functional Art Bows
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: NWTC Health Sciences Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students from Intro to Landscape
Construction installed an Advanced Landscape Design student’s design in front of the Health Sciences entrance. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Health Sciences Entrance Plans for Planting
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: NWTC Health Sciences Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: One Advanced Landscape Design student
plotted the layout for a planting in front of the Health Sciences entrance. NWTC students involved in project: 1
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Trades & Engineering Technologies
Exceptional Equestrians Models
Program: Prototype and Design Instructor: Steve Doubek Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Prototype and Design students created two scale models for the organization. One showcases the facility’s entire property. The other is a model of a planned addition; featuring a removable roof to allow the organization to better share their plans with donors and clients. NWTC students involved in project: 5
Patio Design
Exceptional Equestrians Sustainable Designs
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: Marla Vista Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: One Advanced Landscape Design student
NWTC students involved in project: 11
church gymnasium.
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: One Advanced Landscape Design student
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Tricia Croyle Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Students used CAD and Revit software to create building designs for Exceptional Equestrians meeting LEED specifications for energy efficiency. Students also compiled a list of several eco-friendly materials to reduce energy costs for the nonprofit. NWTC students involved in project: 21
Habitat for Humanity-Navarino Neighborhood Sustainable Housing
Sensory Riding Trail
Program: Electricity Instructor: Tony VanEgeren Community Partner: Green Bay Community Church Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students installed nine ceiling fans in the
created plans for the patio area of Marla Vista, an assisted living center. Plans included a waterfall, wheelchair accessible planting beds, a greater number of tables and chairs for visitors, and colorful plants to surround the area. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Ceiling Fan Installation
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Tricia Croyle Community Partner: City Development Authority Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students surveyed empty city lots and
proposed plans for sustainable Habitat for Humanity housing options to interested community partners. NWTC students involved in project: 23
created plans for the design of the sensory riding and walking trail for Exceptional Equestrians. The plans include a waterfall, large animals for patients to climb on, a cave, and a canyon, water cannons, and several other interactive attractions. NWTC students involved in project: 1
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Trades & Engineering Technologies
Car Refurbish
Programs: Automotive Technician and Automotive Technology Instructor: Tyson Larson Community Partner: Golden House Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students refurbished a 2003 Dodge
Neon and presented it to the Golden House during the 25th Annual NWTC Auto Club Car Show and Swap Meet. The donation of this car will enable the organization’s staff and volunteers to give rides to clients who do not have access to reliable transportation. Students conducted a complete safety inspection and repaired several systems. NWTC students involved in project: 8
Car Repairs
Programs: Automotive Technician and Automotive Technology Instructor: Tyson Larson Community Partners: Green Bay Community Members,
NWTC Staff and Students Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students operate a repair shop serving community members. At least 50 cars were worked on during the 2010-2011 academic year. Clients are able to save a significant amount of money as they are not charged any fees for labor. NWTC students involved in project: 60
Non-Perishable Architecture Competition
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Wendy Follett Community Partners: Paul’s Pantry, NWTC Shared Harvest
Food Cupboard, NEW Community Shelter, Hortonville Food Pantry Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students host an annual competition which challenges teams to build structures out of non-perishable goods. The structures are later dismantled, and the food items are donated to a food pantry. NWTC students involved in project: 37
Sensory Garden
Program: Landscape Horticulture Instructor: Tony Sticha Community Partner: Options for Independent Living Area Served: Brown County Project Description: One Advanced Landscape Design student
created plans for a sensory garden with wheelchair accessible planting beds and paths. NWTC students involved in project: 1
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Wendy Follett Community Partner: Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore resale
outlets sell reusable building materials to the public with proceeds funding construction projects. Students priced incoming donations, stocked shelves, and rearranged merchandise. NWTC students involved in project: 9
Habitat for Humanity Build
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Wendy Follett Community Partner: Habitat for Humanity Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit,
ecumenical Christian ministry founded on the conviction that everybody should have safe and affordable housing. Students put up drywall for a Habitat House Build in January 2011. NWTC students involved in project: 6
Exceptional Equestrians Fence and Shelter Build
Program: Architectural Technology Instructor: Wendy Follett Community Partner: Exceptional Equestrians Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Exceptional Equestrians provides
therapeutic horseback riding for mentally and physically handicapped children. Students spent two weekends tearing down existing structures and building new fences and shelters for the horse pastures. NWTC students involved in project: 9
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Co-Curricular “Take Your Top Off” Bottle Cap Recycling Project Co-curricular clubs at NWTC are required to take part in service-learning or volunteer projects in order to receive funding. Students in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society worked with Aveda for the “Take Your Top Off ” Bottle Cap Recycling Project. Aveda works with more than 1,600 schools throughout the nation on this program, which has recycled 81 million caps (721,000 pounds) that would have ordinarily ended up in landfills into packaging for their health and beauty products. Collection buckets for caps were placed on all NWTC campuses and regional learning centers. The group met on a regular basis to sort, pack, and ship approximately 207,000 bottle caps during the 2010-2011 academic year. Because of Phi Theta Kappa’s efforts, Down to Earth Nutritional Store and the Green Bay Packers also began accepting bottle caps from their customers.
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Co-Curricular Salvation Army Bell Ringing at Bay Park Square
Club: Dental Hygiene Club Community Partner: Salvation Army Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students rang bells at Bay Park Square
NWTC students involved in project: 7
Make-a-Wish Foundation Fundraiser
Mall to raise money for the Salvation Army’s programs.
Habitat for Humanity Recycling
Club: Diesel Club Community Partner: Habitat for Humanity Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students worked with Habitat
for Humanity to remove water heaters, furnaces, water softeners, doors, windows and other reusable materials from a demolition site. Recovered items will be sold at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Heritage Hill Safe Trick-or-Treating
Clubs: Asian American Student Association, Business
Professionals of America, Ballroom Club Community Partner: Heritage Hill Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Heritage Hill hosted safe trick-or-treating on their grounds, which was supported by student volunteers. NWTC students involved in project: 21
Night of Noise
Club: Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) Community Partner: Harmony Café Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students worked with Harmony Café to
plan the Night of Noise, a national movement to raise awareness of the oppression faced by the LGBTQA community and their allies. Attendees were able to share their experiences, hear from local supportive groups, and socialize while enjoying live music. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Club: Collegiate DECA Community Partner: Make-a-Wish Foundation Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students sold stars to raise money for
the Make-a-Wish Foundation, which grants wishes for children diagnosed with life-threatening conditions. NWTC students involved in project: 20
Great American Smokeout
Club: Respiratory Therapy Club Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students measured lung capacities and
shared smoking cessation information with students and staff in the Commons. NWTC students involved in project: 4
Heating and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Service
Club: Heating and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Community Partner: Various Non-Profit Local Businesses Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students repaired nonfunctioning
NWTC students involved in project: 17
refrigeration systems at several local organizations.
Chili Cook-off
Clubs: Adults on Course for Excellence and Success (ACES)
and Phi Theta Kappa
Community Partner: NWTC Student Support Emergency Fund Area Served: NWTC Community Project Description: Students organized a chili cook-off in mid-February to raise funds for the NWTC Student Support Emergency Fund, which helps meet students’ immediate financial needs. NWTC students involved in project: 35
By its very definition, civic responsibility means taking a healthy role in the life of one’s community. That means that classroom lessons should be complemented by work outside the classroom. Service-learning does just that, tying community service to academic learning. -Senator John Glenn
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Co-Curricular Food Drive
Club: Adults on Course for Excellence and Success (ACES) Community Partner: NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students gathered non-perishable food
items for the NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard which assists food insecure students.
Club: Phi Theta Kappa Community Partner: Aveda; Preserve Products Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students collect, sort and send bottle
caps to Aveda and Preserve Products, which are recycled by the companies to make product packaging. Because of the group’s efforts, Down to Earth Nutritional Store and the Green Bay Packers began collecting caps as well. NWTC students involved in project: 85
Club: Diesel Club Community Partner: Adopt-a-Highway Area Served: Northeast Wisconsin Project Description: Students clean a two-mile stretch of Highway 42/57 leading into Sturgeon Bay semiannually. NWTC students involved in project: 38
Club: Digital Media Club Community Partner: Salvation Army Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students in this organization rang bells
for the Salvation Army in the NWTC Commons to create awareness and raise money for people in need. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Club: Criminal Justice Association (CJA) Community Partner: Manna For Life Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students held a winter clothing drive at the
NWTC campus to benefit Manna For Life, a thrift store which uses proceeds to fund a food pantry and free meal program. NWTC students involved in project: 10
Polar Plunge
Club: Clinical Laboratory Technician Club Community Partner: Green Bay Polar Plunge/Special Olympics Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students worked at the Polar Plunge, a
NWTC students involved in project: 6
Club: Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) Club Community Partner: American Heart Association Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students provided stretching instruction
Green Bay Botanical Garden, which will be used to plan future construction projects. NWTC students involved in project: 15
Winter Clothing Drive
HeartWalk at NWTC
Club: Civil Engineering Club Community Partner: Green Bay Botanical Garden Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students developed a contour map of the
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
Adopt-a-Highway
“Take Your Top Off” Bottle Cap Recycling Project
fundraiser for the Special Olympics.
and massages to participants before and after the walk. They also provided information on the importance of including warm up and stretching activities in workout routines. NWTC students involved in project: 9
Topographical Survey
Global Youth Service Day Project Club: Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) Community Partner: Allouez Parkside Village Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Global Youth Service Day is an annual
campaign mobilizing millions of youth to improve their communities through service. Students decorated containers and potted small plants with residents at the assisted living facility. NWTC students involved in project: 9
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Co-Curricular Internet Safety Education
Fire Protection Club Fundraiser
Club: Organization of Technical Professionals Community Partner: Boys and Girls Club - Green Bay Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students created a presentation for
adolescents at the East Side Boys & Girls Club about internet safety. They also presented basic computer information to younger program participants. NWTC students involved in project: 14
Club: Business Professionals of America (BPA) - Marinette Community Partner: Salvation Army Area Served: Marinette County Project Description: Students prepared, served, and cleaned
up the daily meal; assisted in the food pantry; and helped in the offices. NWTC students involved in project: 7
Oneida Pantry Food Drive
Club: Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Community Partner: Oneida Food Pantry Area Served: Oneida Nation Project Description: Students collected non-perishable food
items and raised $50 for the pantry.
NWTC students involved in project: 20
Senate and raised $262.20 for the shelter.
Salvation Army Toy Store
Club: Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) Community Partner: Salvation Army - Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students helped parents select holiday
NWTC students involved in project: 6
Opportunity Month
Club: Fire Protection Club Community Partner: Menominee Animal Shelter Area Served: NWTC Marinette Campus Project Description: Students cooked food donated by Student
gifts for their children.
Intertribal Craft and Culture Workshop
Club: Intertribal Student Council Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Students provided free indigenous foods,
storytelling, dancing and a make-and-take session at the event, which educates people about local native tribes. NWTC students involved in project: 15
NWTC students involved in project: 8
HunterVincent.org Website Enhancement
Club: Web Development & Design (Web 2D) Club Community Partner: Family members of Hunter Vincent Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: Students enhanced the existing website
NWTC students involved in project: 11
and added photos of previous events.
Zoo Boo Halloween 2010
Club: Global Connections Community Partner: NEW Zoo Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students helped staff the event, which
NWTC students involved in project: 3
features trick-or-treating, a haunted hay ride and other activities.
St. Patrick’s Pantry Service Project
Club: Hispanic-American Student Association (NHASA) Community Partner: St. Patrick’s Pantry Area Served: Brown County Project Description: Students stocked items in the shelter
and pantry.
NWTC students involved in project: 2
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Faculty/Staff Shared Harvest Food Cupboard The program serving food insecure students at NWTC, which eventually became known as the Shared Harvest Food Cupboard, was established by a cohort of staff as an Inspirational Leadership Academy (ILA) professional development experience. After some initial planning and securing a space, the group approached a Marketing and Graphic Communications students for assistance with the creation of a logo and name for the project. Co-curricular clubs and staff organized a number of food drives and fundraising activities to stock the cupboard’s shelves. Bags are preassembled by volunteers with enough food for one day; however, students are welcome to return to Student Life to pick up more as needed. Between January and June, 377 bags were given out with more than 100 students using the service on multiple occasions.
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Faculty/Staff Creation of NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Program
Community Partner: NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: A cohort of staff created a pantry on
campus to serve food insecure students as part of an Inspirational Leadership Academy project. NWTC staff involved in project: 5
Campus Clean Up
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Faculty and staff dedicated a Saturday
NWTC staff involved in project: 4
morning to cleaning up the campus for Spring.
NWTC ArtWalk
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: Green Bay Project Description: A number of faculty and staff volunteered
Salvation Army Toy Store
Community Partner: Salvation Army - Green Bay Area Served: Brown County Project Description: The Salvation Army hosts a toy store
allowing low-income families to select toys for their children each year. NWTC staff members taking a professional development Spanish course helped parents “shop” and were able to practice their language skills. NWTC staff involved in project: 3
MoneySmart Week
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: A committee of people planned a
comprehensive week-long program as part of a national financial literacy campaign. Multiple activities and events were held for students and staff to attend. NWTC staff involved in project: 9
at the second annual ArtWalk, which showcases public art on campus and allows local artists to exhibit their talent. NWTC staff involved in project: 15
Almost Fre-Cycle
Community Partner: NWTC Area Served: NWTC Green Bay Campus Project Description: Almost Fre-Cycle was an Inspirational
Leadership Academy project organized to offer donated, gentlyused clothing and home goods at 25-cents each in the NWTC Commons; proceeds supported the NWTC Foundation. Staff and faculty from NWTC served the event by folding clothes, restocking tables, and cashiering. NWTC staff involved in project: 19
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Faculty/Staff Members Mike Albertson Randy Allen Curtis Andersen Sharon Anderson MaryBeth Ascher Serena Becker Gerry Bentzler James Berceau Leah Bergstrom Mary Bessett Tad Bircher Tracy Blahnik Stephen Blecha Amy Blochowiak Mark Blohm Mary Beth Boettcher Jason Borley Steve Bretl Tina Broderick Gerald Bronkhorst Ruth Carriveau Mina Cook Tricia Croyle Mary Cuene Janet Dausey Steve Doubek Thomas Draz Holly Euclide Mary Sue Fenner John Flannery Wendy Follett Mark Franks Kat Gettleman Jean Goodwin Sheila Gross Jeanne Harper
Linda Hartford Mary Heil-Allen Debbie Heinritz Heather Hill John Hippensteel Lisa Jansen Don Jaworski Jodi Jensen Linda Jeske Lori Juza Mary Kempf Lynn Kettenhofen Joan Klinkner Mike Knetzger Michelle Kornesczuk Amy Kox Brian Krogh Karen Kroll Chris Kuborn Tyson Larson Lil LaRue Chet Lamers Kari Liebeck John Maier Thomas Martin Jeff Matzke Rhonda McClain Joel McClung Shelley McDermid Darrell McGill Betty Messenger Peter Mleziva Rod Monfils Lisa Mueller Jim Mullinax
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Ian Nishimoto Gwen Noonan Jessica Norwood Todd Perrault Georgia Peterson Mary Kay Pfeiffer Kathy Pickering Kim Pigeon Beth Pless Megan Popkey Mary Gaye Rank Lynda Rastall Ralph Rich Jon Russell Pat Saxe John Schaefer Chris Schlapman Katherine Schlitz Janice Schmidt Tim Schmitz Dan Schneider Gail Schroeder Mary Schuster Louise Seroogy Julie Siefert Leah Smejkal Tony Sticha Laurie Stone Jane Swanson Sharon Tilly Marilyn Toninato Heidi VandenBush Tony VanEgeren Lisa Weaver Bob Weekes George Wolard
2010-2011 NWTC Service-Learning Summary Authentic Projects by Department Business and Information Technology Community and Regional Learning Services General Studies Health Sciences Public Safety Trades & Engineering Technologies Total Authentic Projects
2007-2008 22 6 8 14 10 4 64
2008-2009 39 8 10 35 17 15 125
2009-2010 62 15 23 36 27 23 186
2010-2011 108 15 54 49 19 53 298
Co-Curricular and Staff Service-Learning Projects Co-Curricular Staff Total
2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 1 Not Collected 27 Not Collected Not Collected Not Collected 2 6 0 1 2 33
Profit vs. Non-Profit Agencies Non-Profit Agencies Profit Agencies
2007-2008 60 4
2008-2009 124 1
2009-2010 162 1
2010-2011 293 40
New vs. Recurring Projects New Recurring
2007-2008 32 32
2008-2009 75 50
2009-2010 134 52
2010-2011 219 112
Required vs. Optional Participation for Learners Participation Required Participation Optional
2007-2008 45 19
2008-2009 92 33
2009-2010 109 77
2010-2011 133 198
Total Number of Learners Participating
2007-2008 1694
2008-2009 2126
2009-2010 2929
2010-2011 3936
Total Number of Service-Learning Hours
2007-2008 Not collected
2008-2009 18,214
2009-2010 30,052
2010-2011 45,661
Every effort was made to learn about any classroom projects of a service nature and to capture the faculty involved, students that participated, etc.
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Community Partners A Labor of Love, Doula Services Adopt-a-Highway Algoma Long Term Care Unit Allouez Parkside Village American Heart Association American Red Cross – Lakeland Chapter Ashwaubenon High School Jaguar Backers Aveda Bay Area Medical Center - Marinette BayCare Health Systems LLC Be the Match Beacon House – Green Bay Bellin Hospital Bellin Hospital Pediatrics Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin Boys and Girls Club – DAR Boys and Girls Club – Green Bay Breast Cancer Family Foundation Bridgeport Waterfront Resort Brown County 911 Call Center Brown County Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Brown County Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Council Brown County Fair Board Brown County Health Alliance Cellcom Marathon Centennial Park Playground at Aldo Leopold Community School Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Christine’s Bowtique City Development Authority Club Italo-Americano Coleman Elementary School Community Memorial Hospital – Oconto Competitive Youth Archery (CYA) Country Kids, Inc CP Center – Green Bay Cerebral Palsy Telethon – Green Bay Crossroads at Big Creek De Pere Cabinets De Young Family Zoo Door County Police Departments East High School Parent Network Edison Middle School Encompass Early Education and Childcare Exceptional Equestrians
Faith Lutheran Church Family Members of Hunter Vincent Five Star Martial Arts School Florence County Food Services Inc. Fort Howard Family Resource Center Four4sfarms Fox River Condominium Association Fox Valley Symphony Full Circle Organic Dairy Gillett Police Department Girl Scout Troop #4228 Golden House – Green Bay Goodwill Industries Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore Green Bay Area Catholic Education (GRACE) System Green Bay Botanical Gardens Green Bay Community Church Green Bay Curling Club Green Bay Fire Department Green Bay Hemophilia Outreach Center Green Bay Parks and Recreation Department Green Bay Polar Plunge Green Bay Police Department Green Bay Public Schools Harmony Café Haven of Hope Head Start - Marinette Head Start – Oconto Head Start – Peshtigo Healthy Youth Coalition Heritage Hill Hmong Community Center Hortonville Food Pantry Immanuel Lutheran School – De Pere Jefferson Elementary School Leicht Transfer & Storage Literacy Green Bay Lubenow Logistics LLC Luther Home Make-a-Wish Foundation Manna-4-Life Marinette School District Marion House Marla Vista McAuliffe Elementary School
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Community Partners Menominee Animal Shelter Menominee Auxiliary Police Menominee Special Victim Impact Unit National Archery School Program (NASP) Neville Public Museum Newcomers of Green Bay N.E.W. Community Clinic NEW Community Shelter NEW Dental Clinic NEW Zoo N.E.W. Zoological Society NEWCAP Niagara Community TV Co-op NWTC Artisan and Business Center NWTC Corporate and Economic Development NWTC District Office NWTC Educational Foundation NWTC Emergency Medical Technical Faculty NWTC Health Sciences NWTC Marinette Campus NWTC Public Safety NWTC Public Safety Archery Club NWTC Shared Harvest Food Cupboard NWTC Student Life NWTC Student Support Emergency Fund NWTC Sturgeon Bay Campus NWTC – Surgical Technologist Program NWTC Web Design & Development (2D) Club NWTC – West Regional Learning Center Northwest Parkour Club Oconto Middle School Oconto Police Department Oconto Falls Chamber of Commerce Oconto Falls Police Department Oneida Food Pantry Open Door Dental – Door County Options for Independent Living Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Park Ridge Organics Paul’s Pantry Peace Nursery Center Pembine Town Hall
Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.) Preserve Products Project LINUS Pulaski Police Department Rainbow House REM Wisconsin Rennes East Rennes West Ruth & Lowell Obry St. Anthony House St. John’s Homeless Shelter St. Patrick’s Pantry St. Thomas More School St. Vincent Hospital Salvation Army – Green Bay Salvation Army - Marinette Scott’s Industrial Coatings Shawano Community Education Shawano Community Hospital Shawano First Presbyterian Kids Klub Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Stock’s Harley Davidson Streu’s Pharmacy Sturgeon Bay Police Department Sue Binsfield Syble Hopp School The ARTgarage The Chantelles The Einstein Project The Green Bay Volunteer Center Tosca Limited Tuscaloosa K9 Camp Tysunhekwa (Joon-henk-wa) (Oneida Nation Organic Farm) United Way Vets Helping Vets, Inc: Vets Journey Home Village of Ashwaubenon Webster Elementary School Wisconsin Special Olympics Wisconsin United Coalition of Mutual Assistance Association Wise Women Gathering Place – Green Bay YMCA – Green Bay
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Service-Learning Authentic Service-Learning Projects 2010-2011
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