Author Archives: Stephanie Howeth

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SA-RLSH(ResLife)

PNOLA 2011

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

I’m so excited to go on an AB trip this year! In the winter I’ll be volunteering with the Phoenix of New Orleans (PNOLA) for a second time. Last year, I went into complete beast mode and built 15 walls!!! … Continue reading →

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Let’s hear it for New York, New York, New York!!

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

Hi everyone! I’m Aliya Prasla and I am a junior at Southern Methodist University! This year I am the site-leader for the Alternative  Breaks trip to New York for Spring break 2012! We are working with God’s Love We Deliver. … Continue reading →

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Go ‘Stangs!

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

Community Engagement & Leadership Center and the Hegi Family Center for Career Development are super proud of the SMU Mustang football for their 40-33 victory over TCU!

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Giveaway!

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

The Community Engagement & Leadership Center wants to give YOU free stuff. Here’s how to receive something excellent from us: Become a public follower of this blog Like Community Engagement & Leadership Center on Facebook Check out the AB-MH Retreat … Continue reading →

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AB-MH Retreat Weekend

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

Author: {the awesome} Michelle Craig After a two hour ride in the SMU van, eating a 24 ounce bucket of Cheez-Its, and exploration of the Lake Texoma shoreline, the Alternative breaks executive board sat down on a Saturday afternoon to … Continue reading →

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The SMU Service House

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Stephanie Howeth

Author: Ryan Writt The SMU Service House (SMUSH) is described as “community that was founded on August 26, 1996 of 28 students, typically second-year to graduate students, dedicated to service and social change. The purpose of SMUSH is to develop … Continue reading →

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