Keuka College staff and students representing the Political Science, History, and Pre-Law Club, National Society of Leadership and Success organization, students in the Association of Future Social Workers, the women's softball team, and members of HEOP, participated in the annual Make a Difference Day, held Oct. 26.
The groups were split into five teams, each visiting one site in and around Penn Yan. The 44 members of the College community participating went to Clinton Crest Manor, the YMCA's Camp Cory, Sunny Point (part of the Arts Center of Yates County), Camp Good Days, and the Yates County Community Center.
The event was organized by the Keuka College Community Service Advocates—Brian Craig '21 and Maddy McClenahan '21—and the Office of Community Relations and Events.
Larry Parker II, HEOP counselor
These Keuka College students, helping out at Camp Cory, were among the 44 members of the College community participating in Make a Difference Day.
Kathy Waye, director of community relations and events
These Keuka College students, helping out at Camp Good Days, were among the 44 members of the College community participating in Make a Difference Day.
Brian Craig '21
These Keuka College students, helping out at Sunny Point, part of the Arts Center of Yates County, were among the 44 members of the College community participating in Make a Difference Day.
Maddy McClenahan '21
These Keuka College students, helping out at the Yates County Community Center, were among the 44 members of the College community participating in Make a Difference Day.
Kendra Brown '19
These Keuka College students, visiting residents at Clinton Crest Manor, were among the 44 members of the College community participating in Make a Difference Day.
