Groups

  • The University of Alabama at Birmingham

  • Service Learning and Undergraduate Research

  • Office of the Provost

  • Department of Social Work

  • College of Arts & Sciences

  • Department of Social Work Field Education

  • Classes

    Impacts

    1613 Blazer Kitchen Volunteer Shifts
    1613 Blazer Kitchen Volunteer Shifts
    UAB SHARP

    Orientation for SHARP & meeting our IP team

    Gave 2.00 hours on 02/10/2025 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab III (422L) - Spring 2025
    1613 Blazer Kitchen Volunteer Shifts
    BridgeWays

    Serving with BridgeWays Links-Up Mentoring Program was the highlight of my semester. Building a relationship with the kids was such a special and encouraging experience. I definitely looked forward to seeing them each week. It was challenging to alter the curriculum to suit the needs of the students. We often had to navigate writing and reading gaps and find creative ways to teach the students skills through different avenues like art or games. My key takeaway is that the little details matter a lot to the kids. Everything from complimenting their art to bringing candy on the last day means the world to them.

    Gave 3.00 hours on 11/13/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab II (322L) - Fall 2024
    BridgeWays

    Gave 3.00 hours on 11/07/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab II (322L) - Fall 2024, Social Work Practice I (322)
    BridgeWays

    Gave 3.00 hours on 10/23/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab II (322L) - Fall 2024, Social Work Practice I (322)
    BridgeWays

    Gave 3.00 hours on 10/16/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab II (322L) - Fall 2024, Social Work Practice I (322)
    BridgeWays

    Gave 3.00 hours on 10/09/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Social Work SL Lab II (322L) - Fall 2024, Social Work Practice I (322)
    BridgeWays

    Alexis and I started at Greenwood Elementary School. It has been a really good experience. The students are engaged and excited to come to our sessions. I have been surprised by how smart and insightful these students are at such a young age. Because the ages range from 5 years old to 8 years old and our class size is larger than we thought, we sometimes tailor the lessons to be more approachable for the younger ages and big groups. I really look forward to spending time with these kids each week, and I feel very supported by the school counselor , Mrs.Austin. She has great insight for helping us manage the students.

    Gave 3.00 hours on 10/02/2024 with The University of Alabama at Birmingham