Interested in Getting Involved in the Community or Exploring Your Career Interests?

 

 

Pathways and Tracks is a program sponsored by the Center for Service-Learning and the Global Learning Community that can help you get involved!

What is Pathways and Tracks?
A program which  provides opportunities for YOU to get involved in the Eau Claire community through touring local agencies, volunteer projects, and speakers.
Each month there is a Pathways and Tracks theme and the agencies that will be toured are centered around that theme.
Tours are one to two hours long and consist of seeing and learning about the community agency and who they serve as well as a short service project which will provide an opportunity to experience what volunteering at that agency means.
Speakers related to the month’s theme will be highlighted on campus and in the community throughout the month.

Who is Pathways and Tracks for?
ANYONE who is interested in learning about community agencies, volunteering at a community agency, or exploring possible service-learning or community service opportunities in their area of interest.

What will I gain from Pathways and Tracks?
Through the program you will be given pathways into the Eau Claire community through site visits as well as volunteer opportunities to explore your interests through meaningful service-learning.

What is happening this month?
Each month will have a theme and, throughout that month, opportunities will be provided to learn more about what happens in Eau Claire related to that issue.

November’s Theme is FOOD SECURITY and HUNGER PREVENTION.
You are invited to join us in exploring service opportunities in food security and hunger prevention the Week of November 17th - 22th.

Monday November 17th @ 3pm - Tour Feed My People Food Bank Thursday November 20th @ 3pm  - Tour the St. Francis Food Pantry

Check back for more coming soon!!

Food Security and Hunger Prevention EVENTS:
L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library “Menu for the Future” Series:
Tuesday, November 4 @ 7pm – You are What You Eat.
Tuesday, November 11 @ 7pm – A Just Food System.
Tuesday, November 18 @ 7pm – Farming for the Future.
Monday, November 24 @ 7pm – Book Discussion: Animal Vegetable Miracle: A Year of Food Life.
Tuesday, December 2 @ 7pm – Choices for Change

Upcoming Monthly Themes:
January = Civic Action Kick Off, Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February = Civic Action
March = Community Corrections
April = Environment

Check out our display boards for more information!

Located in McIntyre Library and Katherine Thomas Hall

How do I sign up? Questions?
To receive more information or to sign up for one or all of November’s tours send an email to schuelsl@uwec.edu.