Service to The Profession

Some of Kuhn's earliest memories growing up in her family were related to service. Her parents and grandmother served as role models for her and her sisters through their involvement in their community. Their commitment to giving back included volunteering with organizations such as the Pilot C...

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Published in:ITE journal 2022-07, Vol.92 (7), p.4-4
Main Author: Kuhn, Beverly Thompson
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Children
Community involvement
Community organizations
Organizations
Quality of life
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Summary:Some of Kuhn's earliest memories growing up in her family were related to service. Her parents and grandmother served as role models for her and her sisters through their involvement in their community. Their commitment to giving back included volunteering with organizations such as the Pilot Club, the Optimist Club, and the Girl Scouts of America. They were involved in their local church, served on the school board, and were members of organizations that supported education, the health of children, and the community as a whole. Service was in their blood, and she followed their lead through her involvement in service organizations starting in high school. She continued that service habit ever since, and they have raised their sons to also give back. She knows that many have a similar mindset when it comes to service and volunteer across a broad spectrum of community organizations that resonate with their personal values.
ISSN:0162-8178