ASHLAND, Ky. (WOWK) – More than 30 students participated last month in Pathways to Service at Ashland Community and Technical College (ACTC).
According to a ACTC release, the two-week community engagement initiative allows students to engage in service and develop new skills that the college said align with the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education’s 10 Essential Skills, including civic engagement, teamwork and professional engagement.
ACTC said eight community organizations came together to partner with them for the initiative, including Safe Harbor of Northeast KY, Inc., The Highlands Museum & Discovery Center, Hillcrest-Bruce Mission, Facing Hunger Foodbank, Northeast Corps KY Salvation Army, The Neighborhood, Carter County Public Library -Grayson Branch and Carter County Public Library – Olive Hill Branch.
Students completed 96 total service hours during the last semester’s event.