Salem State Students Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity

This past Spring Break, 34 Salem State students chose to give back to the community in lieu of the traditional Spring Break experience. Taking part in one of Salem State’s “alternative spring break” trips, students traveled to either Texas or South Carolina where they joined Habitat for Humanity to begin construction on houses for a local family. Students were housed in local churches or retreat centers. Though schedules varied by location, students worked on Habitat for Humanity sites Monday through Friday. Bruce Perry, assistant dean of enrollment management and student life at Salem State, joined students

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Salem State Students Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity

Thirty-four Salem State students chose to give back to the community in lieu of the traditional Spring Break experience.

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