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May 1, 2024
Engaging with local students by writing pen pal letters and engineering spaghetti sculptures
In April, the Landis Center for Community Engagement hosted three separate groups from Easton Area School District.
In April, the Landis Center for Community Engagement hosted three separate groups from Easton Area School District.
Landis Center for Community Engagement recognized students, faculty, and community partners who have made a significant impact.
Students at Paxinosa Elementary School got a chance to spend their Saturday reading and learning as part of the College’s annual Literacy Day.
“Through the Landis Center, I built connections with the community around me that became deep enough to sustain me beyond graduation.”
Meet the 2023 Landis Active Citizens, who, through their work, are making the Lehigh Valley—and the world—a more collaborative and inclusive place…
For more than three decades, ASB has provided the opportunity for students to work with organizations that are trying to better their communities.
Volunteers provide mentorship and tutoring, play games, and work on arts and crafts with the children.
Lafayette students shared their time, energy, and expertise with several community organizations in October.
Lafayette staff members joined volunteers from across the Lehigh Valley Sept. 14 during the United Way’s 30th Day of Caring community service event.
The Pre-Orientation Service Program (POSP) gives students an opportunity to get to know the campus and greater community while making a difference.