Tisjéa Griffin

This was a simple community service task, donate a dollar (up to $5) for a thanksgiving basket. I donated $5 and in my act of kindness I received an act of kindness afterward. This was also a great way to give students a chance to earn more community service hours.

The information session was conducted well with a great speaker. It also taught me a lot about divinity school that I didn’t know and gave insight about how diverse it truly is. I think this was a great event for students interested in divinity school and a great way to introduce students to something new.

Writing letters to breast cancer survivors and women currently in their battle is really meaningful because it gives me a chance to acknowledge their strength and resilience. It’s a way to remind them that their journey is seen, and their courage continues to inspire others. It’s a small gesture of support to show they’re not alone in their fight.

Having the right to vote means you can take part in choosing leaders and shaping decisions that affect your life. It's a way to have a say in important issues and feel involved in the direction of your country or community. Voting also gives a sense of responsibility as a member of society.

I donated ten boxes of tampons, I know that these will be very useful to some young ladies in need.

It was a short survey but it was appreciated because they wanted student feedback, however I think there are more important things around campus to focus on.