I also look forward to being able to get more involved
within the community in Lexington outside of the University of Kentucky's
campus. I love Lexington, so I'll take advantage of any chance I have to give
back to the city.
The service learning organization itself seems to be very
well-organized and put together. The times to volunteer are Monday-Thursday
from 4-8, and Heather Prichard, the contact we’ve been connected with, was able
to inform us that volunteers are needed most around 6. I’m impressed by the
flexible schedule of the organization, which makes it easier for us to all find
time to drop in and volunteer.
While the website is very organized and informative about
the services that the library offers, and the calendar can keep viewers aware
of upcoming events, one convenient feature caught my attention. There is a
mobile app available called “lexpublib2go,” through which you can search the
library’s catalog for books, movies, and music. This impressed me because it
shows that the library itself is concerned with branching out and becoming more
conveniently-accessible for the public through social media. Below is an
attached link for the webpage that gives information about the app:
It's really nice to see how positive of an outlook you have about volunteering at the Lexington Library. Have you had previous experience volunteering your time in high school to children?
ReplyDeleteYes, I played basketball in high school and through that, I volunteered to work with little kids and teach them things about basketball through some different programs we had. Academically though, this is really my first experience helping little kids with homework!
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