Stonehill Community Engagement Program

10/13/2021

Whenever you say “yes” to something, do you recognize what you might be saying “no” to? Join us tomorrow for a open dialogue on boundary setting!

09/22/2021

Next week join us in The Commons to meet with some fantastic Community Partners and learn more about how you can fulfill the mission of creating a more just and compassionate world!

08/27/2021

United Way of Greater Plymouth County is doing a Blood Drive as well as a bedtime bag donation for local children in need on 9/23. If at all possible, feel free to join in at the event by donating to our local community!

08/19/2021

05/26/2021

Thank you for supporting the Palm Giving Tree!

02/18/2021

Please consider donating new and gently used clothing/new full sized toiletries to help local children and teens who have been economically and emotionally impacted this year in partnership with Catie's Closet! Donations are being collected until 2/12. Contact Bridget Ryan ([email protected]) with any questions!

12/01/2020

Celebrate Giving Tuesday and Support the Giving Tree! http://ow.ly/yA8C50CzNHD

11/03/2020

Today's the day! Did you vote yet?

11/03/2020

Be sure to check out the newly updated Counseling Services webpage where you can now find specialized resources for BIPOC, student athletes, students with disabilities and our LGBTQIA+ students! Scan the QR code here to learn more!

11/02/2020

Meet Caroline Abate! A member of the class of 2022, she serves as our Old Colony YMCA Mentorship Volunteer Coordinator along side Emma!

Caroline's Story:
"Since my freshman year, I’ve been mentoring with the Old Colony YMCA and am so excited to be the volunteer coordinator, along with Emma Bergstrom, for mentoring this year! Participating in the mentoring program has taught me patience and the importance of connection. I would say the most important thing I’ve learned is how we thrive when we build one on one connections. Freshman year the day I met my mentee, he was very quiet, super shy, and would only answer questions with one word. By April, we were laughing, having full conversations, and even had some inside jokes. Seeing him become more and more comfortable at each mentoring session was really impactful! Mentoring and service in general has made me realize the importance of supporting our youth since they will someday be leading our country. It has also made me realize how we can thrive when we feel supported and heard."

10/26/2020

Meet Sydney Crain! A member of the class of 2022 with a major in Psychology! She serves as our Bi-County Collaborative Volunteer Coordinator!

Sydney's Story:
"Service is significant to me because service has taught me so much about myself in the short few years that I have dedicated myself to service. When I serve, my singular goal is to make the community I live in stronger than the day before. Every time you serve, you learn something, and knowledge is a powerful tool that contributes to our everyday lives."

10/25/2020

Are you technologically-savvy? If so, the English Transcultural Center needs your help! Email [email protected] to learn more about how your Zoom skills can help support adult learners!