News Releases
April 24, 2017
1,200 HÂþ» students and staff to #TransformNB on April 26
Media Advisory
It’s National Volunteer Week and students and staff at New Brunswick Community College (HÂþ») will be heading into their communities for a day of service activities on Wednesday, April 26.
More than 1,200 people will participate in the College-wide service day as part HÂþ»’s Robertson Institute for Community Leadership. The Robertson Institute was launched in October 2014 as the embodiment of the college’s vision to “transform lives and communities” and its Signature Learning Experience of community leadership. Since then, staff and students contributed more than 24,250 hours of service to 425 community projects during four previous College-wide service days.
If you are interested in covering a story in your region, please follow up ASAP with the media contact below for more information on specific activities.
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For more information or to arrange interviews:
Heather Allaby
Community & Government Relations Advisor, HÂþ»
506.444.3320
heather.allaby@nbcc.ca
It’s National Volunteer Week and students and staff at New Brunswick Community College (HÂþ») will be heading into their communities for a day of service activities on Wednesday, April 26.
More than 1,200 people will participate in the College-wide service day as part HÂþ»’s Robertson Institute for Community Leadership. The Robertson Institute was launched in October 2014 as the embodiment of the college’s vision to “transform lives and communities” and its Signature Learning Experience of community leadership. Since then, staff and students contributed more than 24,250 hours of service to 425 community projects during four previous College-wide service days.
If you are interested in covering a story in your region, please follow up ASAP with the media contact below for more information on specific activities.
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For more information or to arrange interviews:
Heather Allaby
Community & Government Relations Advisor, HÂþ»
506.444.3320
heather.allaby@nbcc.ca
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