Looking at the 2021-2022 academic year, Madison House served as a platform of volunteerism for students at the University of Virginia, as it has for decades. Yet, this year, like the previous, looked different due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the challenges the pandemic provided, Madison House HPD’s, volunteers, and staff were able to continue to provide services to the Charlottesville community without spreading a single known case of COVID-19!
Additionally, 100% of the House’s head program directors surveyed said that their time at Madison House strengthened their understanding of themselves as a leader, the communities surrounding UVA, future career goals, and their sense of community at UVA.
Last Year’s Stats
Featured Stories
New & Notable
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Successful pilot of a new Fellowship program leveraging a partnership with Federal Work Study administrators and the Career Center will be expanded this fall.
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Education and Youth Services are established and ready for Fall 2022 transition. Training partnership with EHD’s Youth and Social Innovation program has been cemented and expanded.
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Public Service Pathways, a new UVA initiative, has a Madison House Fellow as the chair of its student advisory council and 2 Madison House HPDs sit on the new council. Dr. Rose Cole also serves on the governing committee and as a research and evaluation consultant.
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Holiday Sharing, CASH, Medical Services, and Education & Youth Services have all integrated new, vital community partners and/or strategic planning for expansion into their academic year, planning for Fall 2022.
Author: Brady Holbrook; bgh7wen@virginia.edu
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