Morning Glory Ministries' Community Friend
WVU Center for Civic Engagement
WVU Center for Civic Engagement
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The CCE Team - (back row, left to right)
Kimberly Colebank, Director * Kristi
Wood-Turner, Program Coordinator *
(front row,left to right) Kim Liston,
Program Coordinator * Brett White,
Administrative Assistant
Kimberly Colebank, Director * Kristi
Wood-Turner, Program Coordinator *
(front row,left to right) Kim Liston,
Program Coordinator * Brett White,
Administrative Assistant
According to the Director of the
Center for Civic Engagement
Kimberly Colebank, The best
vehicle for learning is by engaging
in empowering educational
activities that promote critical and
creative thinking, encourage
independent thought processes
that lead to mutually beneficial
resolutions, dispel stereotypes and
challenge students to action.
Thank you CCE for giving Morning
Glory ministries the opportunity to
be a part of Educating, Engaging,
Empowering, the students.
Center for Civic Engagement
Kimberly Colebank, The best
vehicle for learning is by engaging
in empowering educational
activities that promote critical and
creative thinking, encourage
independent thought processes
that lead to mutually beneficial
resolutions, dispel stereotypes and
challenge students to action.
Thank you CCE for giving Morning
Glory ministries the opportunity to
be a part of Educating, Engaging,
Empowering, the students.
Directors of Morning Glory Ministries Pastors Russell and Sylvia Medley
along with Board Member Amanda Porter and other community volunteers
pose with WVU President Mike Garrison and his wife Heather at Blaney
House on Sunday October 21, 2007.
President Garrison and his family hosted the community open house at
their home as the finale to President Garrison's inauguration.
The spirit of volunteering was celebrated during this volunteer fair as a
partnership was formed between WVU, the city of Morgantown and the
Monongalia County School System. President Garrison, Mayor Ron
Justice, and Board of Education President Nancy Walker signed an
inclusive community partnership agreement.
along with Board Member Amanda Porter and other community volunteers
pose with WVU President Mike Garrison and his wife Heather at Blaney
House on Sunday October 21, 2007.
President Garrison and his family hosted the community open house at
their home as the finale to President Garrison's inauguration.
The spirit of volunteering was celebrated during this volunteer fair as a
partnership was formed between WVU, the city of Morgantown and the
Monongalia County School System. President Garrison, Mayor Ron
Justice, and Board of Education President Nancy Walker signed an
inclusive community partnership agreement.
Celebrating Community with WVU President Garrison
President Garrison autographs brochure as
Morning Glory Ministries Director, Pastor Sylvia
Medley and Board Member Amanda Porter look on.
Morning Glory Ministries Director, Pastor Sylvia
Medley and Board Member Amanda Porter look on.
| Representatives from Morgantown HealthRight and the Secure Female Facility share exhibits. |
Pace Tech shares information at
Community Volunteer Fair.
Community Volunteer Fair.
Morning Glory Ministries Display
Bob Gay/Dominion Post
Monongalia County Board of Education President Nancy Walker, President Garrison,
and Mayor Ron Justice sign copies of an agreement memorandum for an inclusive
community partnership among the three parties.
Monongalia County Board of Education President Nancy Walker, President Garrison,
and Mayor Ron Justice sign copies of an agreement memorandum for an inclusive
community partnership among the three parties.
