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Program Description
The Magnolia Project consists of three distinct initiatives: a 3-week summer service trip; an 8-week summer internship program; and a semester-long exchange program with the University of New Orleans.
Since the storm and flood in August 2005 Cal Corps has explored ways to work in solidarity with the people of New Orleans by support rebuilding efforts there and across the Gulf Coast. Survivors continue to struggle to reclaim their homes and lives even though their plight is not in the public eye. The Center seeks to partner with community-based organization providing services to or working for justice with the people of the Gulf Coast.
The Gulf Coast Initiative is generously supported by the Office of the Vice-Chancellor, Campus Life and Leadership, ASUC, and alumni, staff and faculty donors.
Requirements
Varies by initiative. See links above.
How to Get Involved
Visit 505 Eshleman, visit our table on Upper Sproul, or attend an info session, all at 7pm, Douglas Fir in MLK:
Important Dates
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Deadline to apply to 3-week summer 2010 service trip: December 11th
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Deadline to apply to 8-week summer 2010 internship program: December 2nd
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Deadline to apply to study for semester in New Orleans for fall 2010: March 3rd 2010
Program Contact
Email Student Director Ali.
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Did You Know?
The results of a survey of survivors in Houston shelters on September 10-12, 2005, showed that 93% were African-American.
Data at a Glance
52 Participants in 2008-09
315 Participants to Date
25 Clients Affected
7,000 Hours of Service Provided Annually
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