March 15, 2006

WSU Students Spend Spring Break Helping and Learning

In a column about Detroit region colleges and universities, Wayne State's "Alternative Spring Break Detroit" (ASBD) is highlighted as an opportunity for students to spend their spring break helping others and learning about the world. Fifty students are spending their time living, learning and working close to home. During ASBD, students volunteer for five to six hours each day at nonprofit organizations they choose. They also eat at culturally themed restaurants each night and stay in a downtown church. In addition, they attend educational sessions that help them eliminate negative stereotypes and increase their awareness about issues affecting the city. A link to the ASBD Web page and a photo of Old Main is included.

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