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Up-Coming Events Disaster Training Schedule can be found at the in the LINKS Section.
IN The NEWS The Local Red Cross Chapter has had over 20 Local fires and we have responded to all 5 national disaster for the year 2007. We have trained over 200 individuals throughout the year. Urgent!! The Club is Seeking any Student that would like to be involved with The American Red Cross. The Club is Taking Applications for Club President, Club Vice President, Club Liason, to include various Coordinators and Committee Members. If interested Please call as soon as possible 801-368-5586. The follow Disaster Courses can be found on the left side bar in the LINKS Section. The Red Cross new Volunteer Orientation is also available. If you have additional questions contact Frank Lunsford. Here we are at the end of the 2007 Year. Welcome to everyone! Need a Service Project for Class, Looking to Meet Graduating Service Requirements, Looking for a Great Club that we all share the same values, Helping people in times of need. Looking for a place to belong. Come Join Us, Learn Leadership Skills or become an Instructor Opportunities, a wealth of life saving knowledge. Take the next step to building your Resume'. Join us and meet new people and learn what you can do with the American Red Cross Club. Currently The Club is needing Volunteers and Leadership. If you would like to help please contact Frank Lunsford for more details. Office hours Monday thru Friday 2:00pm to 5:30pm By Appointment Only Call 368-5586 or send a email from the this website. |
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Members List:
Online Training Resources
Club Advisor:
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Members:
Brooke Finch
David Paulsen
Keisha Perry
BYU Club Red Cross
Aubrey D. Taylor
Elizabeth Neeley
Our Projects
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These photo's show moments of Volunteers serving at shelters, blood drives, teaching CPR and First Aid skills. You could be doing the same.
 reading a story to children at a shelter |
 Teaching and Learning First Aid Skills |
 teaching and learning infant CPR skills |
 Donating blood at a blood drive or at a Blood Center |
 Helping save a life. |
 Mass Care feeding meals to disaster victims and volunteers at a shelter |
The UVSC Red Cross Club Projects. We assist in the process at our blood drives on campus. Hosting 2 Blood Drives each semester. It takes several volunteers to work the sign in table and answering basic question. Promoting the Blood Drive.
We host 2 fundraisers each semester if possible. One for the Chapter and the other for the Club. These range to collection cans at various locations on campus to several locations at local businesses.
Other ways of serving is to promote Disaster Relief Training and Public Awareness to students on Campus and for the Chapter in the community.
Networking with other Clubs on Campus, and working concession stands, and First Aid Stations at events.
Working to achieve the goal, just knowing that saving a life and having the knowledge to save a life makes a difference.
To achieve successful activities we have to work as a team. How do we do this is by coordinating our different schedules with each other as a whole, taking turns during the course of the event working in shifts of 1 to 2 hours each. Or making a sacrifice and being devoted to the Mission of the Purpose and cause. Giving a complete 110% to be at the event. As for Club Officers should make every effort to keep the event from becoming a failure. Communicating is the key to success. Completing all required training to be most effective to Volunteerism.
