Today started in a hurry. After some of the guys missed our alarm, we had to eat breakfast real quick before heading back to Mary’s house to get to work.  Back at Mary’s, we set out to complete the task we had started yesterday: the

The FAS Committee on Public Service is now accepting nominations for the Creativity
Foundation’s Benjamin Franklin Legacy Prize for Creativity and Service. Sophomores and juniors who have demonstrated a strong commitment to public service while exemplifying creativity and innovation in their service activities are eligible for consideration.

So a few semesters ago, you started volunteering with a PBHA program for all the right reasons – social justice, community partnership, structural change, community need, etc. Good job so far. Phillips would be proud.

When Tomasz Kula, ’12, first stepped foot in Phillips Brooks House in September, he decided that he would try something a little bit different from what he had done in high school.

In keeping with an organization-wide assessment and evaluation effort, PBHA piloted a Student Experience Survey in April 2008. The survey was sent to individuals volunteering in PBHA’s term-time programs. The following data is based on the 252 student responses to the pilot survey.