Baldwin Wallace University

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.

Five BW students gave up celebrating with loved ones to dedicate their Thanksgiving break to service on an alternative break experience focused on changing the negative stigma behind homelessness. 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.

Nine BW students spent their fall break learning about the impact of homelessness on individuals and providing hands-on service to those in need on an alternative break experience in Cincinnati. 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.

A group of BW students, alumni and faculty/staff advisers spent two weeks serving in the Dominican Republic. The experience was in partnership with Outreach 360, an organization that focuses on educating children so they can become gainfully employed as adults and "live a life of choice."

Forty-one kindhearted Baldwin Wallace students elected to spend their week-long spring break volunteering in five cities across the nation. Each experience, led by a BW student with support from a faculty or staff adviser, was made possible through the BW Alternative Break service program. Student volunteers traveled to Waco, Texas; Clarkston, Georgia; San Francisco; Miami; and Washington.

Forty-one kindhearted Baldwin Wallace students elected to spend their week-long spring break volunteering in five cities across the nation. Each experience, led by a BW student with support from a faculty or staff adviser, was made possible through the BW Alternative Break service program. Student volunteers traveled to Waco, Texas; Clarkston, Georgia; San Francisco; Miami; and Washington.

Forty-one kindhearted Baldwin Wallace students elected to spend their week-long spring break volunteering in five cities across the nation. Each experience, led by a BW student with support from a faculty or staff adviser, was made possible through the BW Alternative Break service program. Student volunteers traveled to Waco, Texas; Clarkston, Georgia; San Francisco; Miami; and Washington.

Forty-one kindhearted Baldwin Wallace students elected to spend their week-long spring break volunteering in five cities across the nation. Each experience, led by a BW student with support from a faculty or staff adviser, was made possible through the BW Alternative Break service program. Student volunteers traveled to Waco, Texas; Clarkston, Georgia; San Francisco; Miami; and Washington.

Forty-one kindhearted Baldwin Wallace students elected to spend their week-long spring break volunteering in five cities across the nation. Each experience, led by a BW student with support from a faculty or staff adviser, was made possible through the BW Alternative Break service program. Student volunteers traveled to Waco, Texas; Clarkston, Georgia; San Francisco; Miami; and Washington.

Thirty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during 2017 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, New Orleans, Chicago and Providence, Rhode Island.

Thirty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during 2017 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, New Orleans, Chicago and Providence, Rhode Island.

Thirty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during 2017 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, New Orleans, Chicago and Providence, Rhode Island.

Thirty-nine compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during 2017 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, New Orleans, Chicago and Providence, Rhode Island.

Ten BW students sacrificed turkey, stuffing and pumpkin pie with loved ones to dedicate their Thanksgiving break to service on an alternative break trip focused on hunger and homelessness in Detroit. 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.

Nine compassionate BW students and two faculty/staff advisers spent two weeks this summer serving in Guatemala. The experience was in partnership with Mission Guatemala, an organization that focuses on improving the quality of life for impoverished Guatemalans through nutrition, education and health initiatives.

Three diverse cities, 27 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 2017 student volunteers traveled to Cleveland, Minneapolis and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park in Michigan. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Three diverse cities, 27 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 2017 student volunteers traveled to Cleveland, Minneapolis and Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park in Michigan. Each journey was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Five diverse cities, 35 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring 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 spring 2017 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Ga., New Orleans, New York, Washington and Wheeling, W.Va. Each experience was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Five diverse cities, 35 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring 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 spring student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Ga., New Orleans, New York, Washington and Wheeling, W.Va. Each experience was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Five diverse cities, 35 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring 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 spring 2017 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Ga., New Orleans, New York, Washington and Wheeling, W.Va. Each experience is led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Five diverse cities, 35 compassionate Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring 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 spring 2017 student volunteers traveled to Clarkston, Ga., New Orleans, New York, Washington and Wheeling, W.Va. Each experience was led by a BW student with support from a University faculty or staff adviser.

Thirty-seven caring Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during the 2016 fall semester. 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 Detroit over Thanksgiving break and to San Antonio, New Orleans and Chicago over winter break.

Thirty-seven caring Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during the 2016 fall semester. 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 Detroit over Thanksgiving break and to San Antonio, New Orleans and Chicago over winter break.

Thirty-seven caring Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during the 2016 fall semester. 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 Detroit over Thanksgiving break and to San Antonio, New Orleans and Chicago over winter break.

Eleven BW students from a variety of majors participated in an International Service Experience trip to the Dominican Republic. The students spent two weeks teaching English to first through seventh graders at Escuela Basica John F. Kennedy in Monte Cristi. Other activities included exploring the city and participating in educational and cultural activities.

Thirty-seven caring Baldwin Wallace University students made a difference by volunteering at four diverse destinations during the 2016 fall semester. 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 Detroit over Thanksgiving break and to San Antonio, New Orleans and Chicago over winter break.

An inaugural trip to Guatemala brought intrinsic meaning and impactful service opportunities to 20 BW Honors Program students and faculty. The two-week trip was the culmination of a program that combined eight weeks of in-class study with overseas travel.

Ten environmentally-minded Baldwin Wallace University students spent a week of their summer break making a difference on the North Carolina coast. BW's Alternative Break Service Program provides students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. During this trip, student volunteers helped with environmental justice, sustainability and conservation efforts. The trip was led by BW student Sarah Yeates with support from faculty adviser Jordan Saul.

Seven diverse cities, 51 caring Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring break week added up to a world of difference. BW's Alternative Break service program provides students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The 2016 student volunteers traveled to Atlanta; Boston; Kansas City, Mo.; New Orleans; Toledo, Ohio; Detroit and Chicago. The trips were led by a BW student with a University faculty or staff adviser providing support.

Seven diverse cities, 51 caring Baldwin Wallace University students and one short spring break week added up to a world of difference. BW's Alternative Break service program provides students the opportunity to spend their breaks helping others. The 2016 student volunteers traveled to Atlanta; Boston; Kansas City, Mo.; New Orleans; Toledo, Ohio; Detroit and Chicago. The trips were led by a BW student with a University faculty or staff adviser providing support.