Thayne Center

Thayne Center

Infobox_University
name =The Thayne Center for Service & Learning


motto =The Thayne Center for Service & Learning unites Salt Lake Community College with the greater community through civic participation, service-learning and volunteerism.
established =1994
type =Non-profit
staff =1 full-time staff director, various student staff members
city =Salt Lake
state =Utah
country =USA
affiliations =Salt Lake Community College
footnotes =
website = [http://active.slcc.edu/thaynecenter/ Thayne Center Website]
The Thayne Center is a non-profit organization established in 1994 (originally named the Emma Lou Thayne Community Service Center) to coordinate a variety of service-related programs for Salt Lake Community College.

Most of the money the organization obtains comes directly from the college, and 75% of all donations go back into the Thayne Center's cause. While there is one full-time director, all other employees are students. The group also works with AmeriCorps to coordinate reading/tutoring and literacy in elementary schools.

Programs

Alternative Spring Break

Alternative Spring Break challenges students to serve with local and national programs during Spring Break.

America Reads

America Reads is a national campaign to help strengthen the reading ability of children from kindergarten to third grade.

ervice Learning

Service Learning provides student with experiences through community partnerships and courses created to teach while the student volunteers for community service.

Utah Service Symposium

The Utah Service Symposium highlights art and literature from a variety of academic and non-profit sources. The symposium demonstrates a tie between art and service.

cholarships

The Thayne Center established the Emma Lou Thayne Civically-Engaged Scholarship to recognize outstanding students at Salt Lake Community College who enhance their education through service initiatives and community involvement.

References

* [http://active.slcc.edu/thaynecenter/ Salt Lake Community College's Thayne Center for Service & Learning Website]
* [https://marriottschool.byu.edu/cfe/resources/QuickStart/Non-Profit%20Business%20Explained.pdf#search=%22thayne%20center%22/ Non-Profit Business Explained] by April Peery, Dan Phelan, and Julie Williams of the BYU Marriot School for Entrepreneurship

External links

* [http://active.slcc.edu/thaynecenter/ Thayne Center Website]


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