Morrisville Celebrates Food Drive's Success
Published: December 12th, 2008

Morrisville celebrates food drive's success

NORWICH – The four pink pigs on the conference room window at the Norwich Campus of Morrisville State College served a special purpose.

Students from each major were represented in the photograph. From left to right: Mallory Johnson, Early Childhood; Marsha Cornelius, Interim Director Norwich Campus; Christine Seibel, Nursing; Jason Burcroff, Criminal Justice; Robin Tillotson, Nursing; Nick Pacio (Student Government President), Nursing; Ed Wright, Human Services; Sherry Backman, Early Childhood; Royx Newby, Early Childhood; and Jessica Burcroff, Criminal Justice.

The colorful paper cutouts were used to track the number of non-perishable food items collected by students in a campus-wide food drive held from Nov. 3-19. Each of the four pigs represented a major offered at the college. Each student within the major challenged each other to amass the most nonperishable items. Vying for the top spot are criminal justice, human services, early childhood and nursing programs, according to Dr. Fred Weaver, assistant professor and coordinator of the human services program at the Norwich Campus who also spearheaded the event. “This was a wonderful opportunity for our students to work together to meet the needs of the community,” according to Marsha Cornelius, Interim Director.

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