For many, spring break means play time at the beach. But, as Alysha Mendez tells us in this Bobcat Update, the break is also a time for service.
Maybe you'll head for the coast this weekend or spend some of your break hanging out at the San Marcos River. Eleven students, though, have a job to do in Alamagordo, New Mexico, where they will help build houses for Bobcat Break.
A graduate research assistant for Student Volunteer Services, Jill Summar, says the students will be paid 45 dollars each for food, lodging and transportation.
SB (explains what they'll be doing)
Summar says there were more than 30 applicants who wanted to participate.
SB (describes what kind of student they look for)
(Stand-up) If you're interested in spending your spring break in service to others, go to the Student Volunteer Services office in the L-B-J Student Center.
A graduate research assistant for Student Volunteer Services, Jill Summar, says the students will be paid 45 dollars each for food, lodging and transportation.
SB (explains what they'll be doing)
Summar says there were more than 30 applicants who wanted to participate.
SB (describes what kind of student they look for)
(Stand-up) If you're interested in spending your spring break in service to others, go to the Student Volunteer Services office in the L-B-J Student Center.
For Bobcat Update, I'm Alysha Mendez.
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