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Campus Kitchen at East Carolina University Presented by: Nichelle Shuck, Associate Director for Student Leadership and Educational Program Teresa Dantzler, Volunteer and Service-Learning Center Graduate Assistant/CKECU Coordinator

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Campus Kitchen at East Carolina University

Presented by:

Nichelle Shuck, Associate Director for Student Leadership and Educational Program

Teresa Dantzler, Volunteer and Service-Learning Center Graduate Assistant/CKECU Coordinator

CKECU Webinar Overview

Snapshot of Campus Kitchen at ECU

CKECU SWOT (Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats)

CKECU Highlights

Questions and Answers

OUR MISSION

The mission of the Campus Kitchen at ECU is to use service as a tool to:

• Strengthen Bodies by using existing resources to meet hunger and nutritional needs in our community;

• Empower Minds by providing leadership and service learning opportunities to students, and educational benefits to adults, seniors, children and families in need; and

• Build Communities by fostering a new generation of community-minded adults through resourceful and mutually beneficial partnerships among students, social service agencies, businesses and schools.

The Why ? #HungerMatters

National Campus Kitchen

Joy Community Center

Little Willie Center

Operation Sunshine

Ronald McDonald

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Strengthen Bodies

Build Communities

Empower Minds

Student Affairs – Student Involvement and Leaders

Dining Service - Aramark

Faculty/Community/Staff

Third Street Community Center

Boys&Girls Club

Operation Sunshine

Little Willie Center Hunger Knowledge/Awareness

Community Development

Leadership Development

The Campus Kitchen at ECU Snapshot

CKECU Total Engagement 2010-2014 5,205 Volunteer Hours 9,466 Meals 15,594 pounds of food donated or recovered Academic Year 2012-2013 715 Volunteer Hours; 1,614 meals served; 1,226 pounds of food recovered or donated Academic Year July 2013 – June 2014 989 Volunteer Hours; 2,061 Meals; 4,781 pounds of food recovered or donated Fall Semester: July 2014 – November 2014 694 Volunteer Hours: 1,209 Meals: 2,246 Pounds of food recovered or donated

Campus Kitchen at ECU Structure

Campus Kitchen at ECU History

2010- Mainly supported by NCCC AmeriCorps VISTA

2013 – VSLC Created a Graduate Assistant Position/CKECU Coordinator

2013 – Hired a Associate Director for Student Leadership and Educational Programs (with VISTA and Campus Kitchen Background)

Student Leadership/Volunteers

Leadership Team

Shift Leaders

Volunteer Management - OrgSync – CKECU Portal

Student Organization through Student Activities and Organizations

Campus Kitchen at ECU OrgSync

• Leadership

Recruitment and

Resources

• Shift Leader Sign Up

• Cooking/Delivery Shift

Signups

• Volunteer Recruitment

• Resources and Photo

Sharing

Campus Kitchen at ECU Partnerships

Dining Services – Aramark

Marketing

Education

Space

Faculty/Staff Partnerships Faculty

Student Affair Departments

Service-Learning Courses

Community Partners 4 Hot Meals Partners

2 Nutrition Partners

Nutrition Education Greenville Harvest (Greenville Garden Network)

Seeds to Snack

North Carolina Campus Compact Summer Associates

Campus Kitchen at ECU Strengths

Student Affairs Support and Structure

Strong Campus and Community Partnerships

Student Leadership Development

Student/Community Volunteer Management

Campus Kitchen Weakness

Creating a Culture of “Learning through Service”

Community Capacity and Awareness

Student Leadership Development

Sustainability

Campus Kitchen Opportunities

Creating a Culture of Leadership through Service

Increased Community Awareness/Involvement

Increased Campus Awareness/Involvement

Sustainability

Campus Kitchen Threats

Summer Food Programs/End of Semester Breaks

Means Assessment/Impact

Stay Focused on the “WHY”

Campus Kitchen at ECU Highlights

Ameriprise Fellow 1 student fellow = $1,000.00 stipend

Goals: Increase summer operation, awareness, community involvement

Turkeypalooza 18 Families at Operation Sunshine (annual

Turkeypalooza partner)

Supported three additional partners

Raise the Dough Increased awareness and donations

Campus Kitchen at ECU Highlights

Aramark - Coke Donation Support “Buy a Bottle – Give a Bottle” = 1,800

bottles of water

Supported CKECU Partners and Nutrition Education Lessons

Homecoming Food Drive 44,000lbs (1359lbs for CKECU)

Increased Awareness and Education

Strengthened Partnerships with Student Activities and Foodbank

Social Media Hunger Awareness Social Media

Challenge

Campus Kitchen at ECU Highlights

NCCC Summer Associate Sponsored four Summer Associates at

CKECU partners

Recovery and Nutrition Education

Seeds to Snack and Greenville Harvest Partnership Increased support for nutrition

education

Increased “hunger awareness” volunteer opportunities

Opportunities for more staff/monetary support

Questions and Answers

CKECU Contacts Nichelle Shuck, M.Ed

VSLC Associate Director for Student Leadership

and Educational Programs

P: 252.328.6979

E: [email protected]

Teresa Dantzler,

VSLC Graduate Assistant/Campus Kitchen at ECU Coordinator

P: 252.737.1670

E:[email protected]