Servant Leadership: Service Seed Project
Since the Fall of 2010, Crowder College students have participated in a four-hour Service Seed Project as part of College Orientation 101, a one credit-hour course and graduation requirement. The Service Seed Project encompasses the culture of Crowder College and provides opportunities for more positive interaction and the building of relationships between Crowder and the communities in which we are represented by students, staff and faculty.
Our mission at Crowder College is “Building a civil, serving, literate, learning community of responsible citizens.” Our Service Seed Project is a robust example of our students’ becoming active participants in reaching this mission.
“It may not always be fun as this project, but the main thing is to make an impact on your community no matter how big or small.”
Garrett Egger
Horses of Hope Volunteer
“I believe one hundred percent that service to others is important. Watered Gardens, and other community organizations, will be seeing my face way more often and receiving my helping hand…”
Lyhrik Moore
Watered Gardens Volunteer
“There are too many people who only peruse work if it’s for personal monetary gain, but there’s something so much more valuable to be attained by working for the benefit of others, human and otherwise.”
Tully Thexton
Faithful Friends Volunteer
“It may not always be fun as this project, but the main thing is to make an impact on your community no matter how big or small.”
Garrett Egger
Horses of Hope Volunteer
“I believe one hundred percent that service to others is important. Watered Gardens, and other community organizations, will be seeing my face way more often and receiving my helping hand…”
Lyhrik Moore
Watered Gardens Volunteer
“There are too many people who only peruse work if it’s for personal monetary gain, but there’s something so much more valuable to be attained by working for the benefit of others, human and otherwise.”
Tully Thexton
Faithful Friends Volunteer
