Community Service News
D’Youville women’s basketball coaches and players teamed up to ride their bikes in the American Diabetes Association “Tour de Cure” on Saturday, June 7.
Student-athletes who shared their time and energy in local communities were recognized by the AMCC for a variety of standout volunteer service performances.
On Friday, May 16, the Behrend baseball team and coaching staff visited the Penn State Behrend Child Care Center, located in Knowledge Park. This annual event is part of the team's community service to enjoy time away from the field in a fun atmosphere. "The kids and team had a great time playing outside today. They had a lot of energy and seemed to really enjoy kickball, whiffle ball, duck duck goose," said junior pitcher Tyler Geer. The baseball team also volunteers at Habitat for Humanity as another way to give back to the community.
The Mount Aloysius College men's tennis team was active in the town of Ebensburg this past weekend with two different community service projects.
March is Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Awareness Month, and the Pitt-Bradford softball team stepped up to the plate to assist.
AMCC student-athletes have spearheaded or contributed to more than 65 community service activities in 2013-14, and those efforts are the focus of day three of Division III Week.
Mount Aloysius College junior and basketball team member Morgan Brosnihan spent her spring break in Guyana on a Campus Ministry service trip provided though the college.
Members of the Mount Aloysius College SAAC along with other MAC students participated in “The Pappy Run,” in Chagrin Falls, Ohio this past weekend.
Several members of the Hilbert College baseball team paired their baseball knowledge and skills with a fundraising project to benefit juvenile diabetes research while completing a sports management class assignment.
The 2013-14 Hilbert College women's basketball team, under the leadership of senior Natalie Whitman, assisted the Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York this winter.
The Pitt-Bradford women’s basketball team held its annual CARE for Children Mini-Camp on Saturday, March 22.
Pitt-Bradford athletic trainer John Eaton knows firsthand what Sir Isaac Newton was talking about when he said "What goes up must come down."
Growing up, Erin Eaton assumed that every dog had a happy home.
The D'Youville College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, in cooperation with the Student Association Athletics Committee, held a blanket making party in the school's Porter View Room to benefit Project Linus.
Members of the Penn State Altoona men's and women's volleyball teams and head coach Phil Peterman provided a volleyball clinic for athletes from the Special Olympics of Blair County on Saturday, March 1 in the Adler Gym prior to the Lions' match that day.
Twelve members of Penn State Altoona's men's and women's swimming teams volunteered with the Special Olympics of Blair County on Friday, February 28 in the Adler Natatorium.
