What we learned from research in 2024
ServeMinnesota operates in a dynamic place between research and practice. Throughout the year, our team of researchers document the impact
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How this student works part-time and served with AmeriCorps over the summer
Kara plays two roles with ServeMinnesota: As a student ambassador, she helps spread the word about AmeriCorps at the U
“Being there for students and seeing their success — that’s the reason I want to do this.”
In 2023, Nicky (he/him) was re-evaluating his priorities and future plans when a friend connected him with the RISE (Realizing
From newbie to confident educator
Hnukusha (she/they) will graduate in 2025 with a music education degree from St. Olaf College. They’ll enter the workforce with
This stay-at-home dad’s second AmeriCorps term connected him to his new city
Jerrod and his family moved to Rochester from the Twin Cities area in late 2022 for his wife Rachel’s new
“Helping new immigrants like me was my dream”
Since 2021, more than 1.5 million Afghans have left Afghanistan. Somaya is one of them, and like hundreds of others,
50 AmeriCorps positions will support mental health in Minnesota
Starting in August and September, 50 young Minnesotans will be able to support mental health through AmeriCorps! Recovery Corps and
After high school, a year well spent tutoring eager learners
Trixx (they/them) wanted to take a gap year between high school and college, and found the perfect opportunity with Math
This former tutor is bringing comics about Black history to MN classrooms
Mercedes’ passion for helping kids learn ignited more than a decade ago when she became a Reading Corps tutor. Today,
This Math Corps tutor’s goal? To become a principal
Belginy is a second-year student at Century College, where she studies Early Elementary Education. She is also the president of Movimiento
