Baldwin Wallace University

The BW Circle K service club received a raft of awards at the recent statewide Ohio District Circle K Convention.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while educating and empowering the community to take action.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering and learning about civic engagement. They explored places relating to the history of the American government, current voting rights and the challenges of being an active participant in our democracy.

Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering for two diverse programs during winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend time helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago and Lexington, Kentucky.

Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering for two diverse programs during the 2022 fall semester. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend time helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering for two diverse programs during winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend time helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago and Lexington, Kentucky.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

Nineteen compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at two diverse destinations during 2021 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago and South Bend, Indiana. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with a BW staff adviser providing support.

Nineteen compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at two diverse destinations during 2021 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago and South Bend, Indiana. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with a BW staff adviser providing support.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

Twenty-six Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2020 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with support from a University adviser.

Twenty-six Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2020 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with support from a University adviser.

Twenty-six Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2020 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with support from a University adviser.

Twenty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at three diverse destinations during 2019 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to San Antonio, Chicago and Washington. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with a University adviser providing support.

Twenty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at three diverse destinations during 2019 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to San Antonio, Chicago and Washington. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with a University adviser providing support.

Four diverse cities, 30 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short summer break week added up to a world of difference. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The summer 2019 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Georgia; Kissimmee, Florida; Portland, Oregon; and Raleigh, North Carolina. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Four diverse cities, 30 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short summer break week added up to a world of difference. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The summer 2019 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Georgia; Kissimmee, Florida; Portland, Oregon; and Raleigh, North Carolina. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Twenty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at three diverse destinations during 2019 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Student volunteers traveled to San Antonio, Chicago and Washington. Each experience was planned and led by a BW student with a University adviser providing support.

Four diverse cities, 30 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short summer break week added up to a world of difference. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The summer 2019 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Georgia; Kissimmee, Florida; Portland, Oregon; and Raleigh, North Carolina. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Four diverse cities, 30 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short summer break week added up to a world of difference. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The summer 2019 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Georgia; Kissimmee, Florida; Portland, Oregon; and Raleigh, North Carolina. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Forty-four Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2019 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a university faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago; Houston; Memphis, Tennessee; Waco, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.

Forty-four Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2019 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a university faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago; Houston; Memphis, Tennessee; Waco, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.

Forty-four Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2019 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a university faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago; Houston; Memphis, Tennessee; Waco, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.

Forty-four Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2019 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a university faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago; Houston; Memphis, Tennessee; Waco, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.

Forty-four Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during the 2019 spring break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a university faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to Chicago; Houston; Memphis, Tennessee; Waco, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.

Thirty-six compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during 2018 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to San Antonio, Chicago, Washington, Seattle and Portland, Oregon.

Thirty-six compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at diverse destinations during 2018 winter break. The BW Alternative Break service program gives students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser. Student volunteers traveled to San Antonio, Chicago, Washington, Seattle and Portland, Oregon.