History of Class Projects |
Class
Projects develop community partnerships in an effort to reach those outside the program. All Participants
also conduct an interview with a local human resource provider and present the findings to the class.
1995 Four Communication related projects:
Communications: The New UA Way
New Neighbor Resource Fair
Getting to Know the New UA
Senior Citizen Outreach Program
1996 UALP LeaderLink – a project to match volunteer leaders with agencies and promote Leadership UA
“ A Tradition
of Execellence” a brochure developed, designed, funded that produced
background information on the city, neighborhoods
and schools, is an excellent took used by area realtors.
1997 Youth
Leadership Program aimed at freshman was conceived.
Economic Development project developed written materials and methodology
to have several UA forums discuss the issue of funding infrastructure repair and maintenance.
1998 Civic Pride Day established
and co-founded the community–wide clean up and beautification of the
city with the UA Civic Association. Still an annual event.
1999
Firefighter Combat Challenge, the class helped in all aspects of planning
and execution of the event.
UA Community Center project studied the feasibility of such a center.
2000 Youth
Leadership Program first class based on the framework of the 1997 project
has since moved
into an active program.
Internet Website Project established our first website at www.Leadershipua.org.
2001
Volunteer Website, was developed for students to reference when looking
for volunteer opportunities.
UA Foundation feasibility study was completed and short term and long term goals for the
Youth Program
was finalized.
2002 UALP
Float in Fourth of July Parade, Honorable Mention
Completion of the
UA Foundation, fund was established at the Columbus Foundation
Parkette project, beautify an area of the city
2003 Pool
Concessions feasibility study
UA Historical Society Permanent Facility Study
2004 Community Forum on economic and community development
Alumni
Survey to aid in the creation of a comprehensive database
2005 Volunteer fair for UA High School focusing on summer volunteer opportunities that would fulfill
the
service requirements for students.
Community linen drive in conjunction with Bed Bath and Beyond to support
Material Assistance
Providers,
a non-profit organization that provides material goods to needy families.
2006 Hands Across
the Community” day was a collaboration of businesses whodonated materials and
work
was done by volunteers to homes that were cited by the city code officers as needing help.
UA Logo Store
is a partnership with a local supplier and UA logo merchandise is sold. A
percentage of the profit goes back to LUA
Community Center
Group planned a top notch survey to discover why the community center proposal
failed in 2003.