So you’ve gone on a trip and you learned things many people on campus have never known.  Maybe you are inspired to make a difference and to share this with the campus or local community.  Collectively, your trip group can use your knowledge and talents to build on the many good things past trip participants have done. (And show all the TRIPS sponsors how valuable their investment is!) Think of the impact that over 100 trip participants can have in making our community a little more aware of and involved in important social issues each year!  

As a group you will:

• attend post-trip meetings,
• develop one post-trip service experience (with your group or for the campus),
• help with the 100 Men Who Cook fundraiser, and
• share your experiences with a campus/community audience.

PJC trip scholarship recipients must complete at least 20 hours of service in their topic area. Your Trip Leaders will share more details.

History & Mission

Community Living

Participant Leadership

Paying for Your Trip

Health and Safety

Taking Pictures

Things to Think About

Education and Reflection

After the Trip

Important Trip Dates

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