Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1995
Publication Title
Building Connections
First Page
7
Last Page
9
Abstract
In the fall of 1992, the Pike Market Senior Center, an urban gathering place for a widely diverse community of low income elders, joined 30 other sites in the Seattle area in accepting an invitation from the Carlson Leadership and Public Service Office at the University of Washington. In accepting this invitation, these sites agreed to help the office accomplish the following mission: "To promote, support, and organize opportunities for undergraduates to become involved in effective public service, helping them to mature in their understanding of complex social, philosophical, economic, and political issues, and instilling in them a life-long commitment to community service and involvement."
Recommended Citation
Freeman, Nola L., "Senior Center in Seattle Applauds Service-Learning" (1995). Intergenerational. 18.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slceintergenerational/18