University School of Nova Southeastern University - Community Service and Leadership Honors

Community Service and Leadership Honors

  • The Class of 2008 performed more than 38,000 community service hours during their high school years
  • 100 percent of the senior class participated in the Cooperative Feeding Program
  • 4 students were selected to participate in the Youth Leadership Broward 2008 program
  • Senior Capstone Projects provided seniors with real-w orld internship experiences in the professional community as well as in NSU graduate programs and departments including dentistry, pharmacology, education, law, business, oceanography, speech and language, public relations, and technology

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