WC alumna Anna Bzovi is a coordinator with the College’s Student Success Team. She accompanied students on a recent service trip in January to Chicago, which reprised a meaningful experience she had while a student. Chip Murdock, assistant vice president for campus activities and mission, values and purpose. Read about Anna’s appreciation for the opportunity.
“I wanted to share how meaningful the opportunity was to serve in the Chicago community. It was especially impactful for me to return and share my past experiences of attending this trip as a student with this year’s participants,” she said.
“During the trip, we had the privilege of serving at the Greater Chicago Food Depository and the Cradles to Crayons Clothing Center. Both experiences allowed us to directly support efforts to reduce hunger and clothing insecurity for children and families in the Chicago area. Seeing the tangible impact of our work was incredibly rewarding and reinforced the importance of community service,” Anna added.
“This trip served as a powerful reminder that serving others in need can truly be life-changing, while also creating moments of connection, growth, and joy along the way. I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of such meaningful work and to help guide students through a similar experience.”
PICTURED ABOVE: Anna Bzovi and senior Matthew Maramasaka volunteer at stocking a food pantry in Chicago.
