Learn About Careers in Public Service at Aggie Vision

Students interested in making a career out of public and community service—or just have a strong passion for and want to learn more about community service—have a great opportunity to learn about the non-profit industry at MSC LEAD’s inaugural Aggie Vision program on Saturday, April 26^th.

According the Jessica Lochte, Community Service Director with MSC LEAD, the purpose of the program is to give students the chance to listen to speakers who are already leaders in the non-profit industry and then give them a chance to spend an afternoon working with and learning about a specific non-profit organization.

Lochte says that the day will begin with a free breakfast and a presentation by Gabriella Medina, who is the Executive Chairwoman of the George Bush School Public Service Organization. After the speaker, program attendees will travel to a local non-profit where they will be able to meet with staff members there, learn about the non-profit’s mission, and contribute service to the organization.
Participating non-profits include:

• Adopt a Senior
• ChildreNinos
• Keep Brazos Beautiful
• Population Media Center
• Prison Entrepreneurship Program
• Project Unity
• Single Moms Create 4 Change
• Twin City Mission
• Voices for Children CASA

The program is free but advance registration is necessary. The deadline for registration is April 18. Student interested in participating should visit the Aggie Vision web site for more details.