• UNV 101-03 met weekly at the Wesley Foundation on Wednesdays. Each Wednesday students worked on various projects from stocking the food and toiletries closets to writing Christmas cards for the homeless. Students also held a seasonal wraps drive where they donated all materials to the homeless of the Frankfort community. Pastor Tina and Monique Frisby-Williams kent the students busv with weekly activities.
• UNV 101-04 worked in groups to compile a volunteer training video for the Frankfort Humane Society. Some students visited the shelter where they took photos and videos needed for video. Other students stayed in the classroom and worked on the edits of the photos and videos and constructed voice overs for the final product. Some students brainstormed ideas to present the material in an interactive and fun way.
• UNV 101-05 worked on various projects for the Frankfort Salvation Army. They held a class competition to see who could raise the most money for the kettle drive. They also volunteered at the center stocking food in the pantry. Students even helped organize the donations for the upcoming Salvation Army thrift store opening in April 2017.
• UNV 101-07 class visited the CESKAA (Center of Excellence for the Study of Kentucky African Americans) weekly to compile information to construct a virtual tour of Kentucky State University. Throughout the semester students worked with Dawn Offit, Irma Johnson, and archivist Ms. Betty. Each week students were divided into groups based on the buildings and alumni they chose. Students learned all the interesting facts and the history of their building and alumni. On nicer days, students began filming their segments with the help of the mass communications department and Diane Hawkins. At the end of the semester, students submitted all their segments to Irma Johnson who then forwarded them to Diane Hawkins to be put into a final movie to be used for admissions purposes.

limbs from trees. Other students worked on documenting the gravestones in preparation of kiosk creation so that visitors can easily locate their family members. Next we attended the Sharing is Caring event held in the Exum Center where the Frankfort Kiwanis Club hosted a Christmas celebration for the local Frankfort community children. This event got everyone is the Christmas spirit with crafts, music, drawings, and food. We concluded our final day of service by packing boxes for families in Haiti.

UNV 102

This semester we will re-launch UNV 102. The purpose of UNV 102 is to help first year students continue the transition to Kentucky State University, both academically and personally. This course aims to foster a sense of belonging, promote engagement in the curricular and co-curricular life of the University, and focus on personal development and academic exploration, while helping students develop and apply critical thinking skills and continuing to clarify their purpose, meaning, and direction. This semester all sections will be taught by the Success Coach for the 2016 Cohort. The syllabus can be found in Appendix B.

L.I.N.K. Mentoring

Lead, Inspire, Network, Know-How (L.I.N.K.) Freshman Mentorship Program. There were 178 students/freshmen paired with an individual mentor or to a mentor within a club or organization. Currently the LINK program does not require events to be attended by the mass body. Activities

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