Madeline LaPage of Eldridge (52748) Atlanta, Ga., as part of the trip "Degrees of Separation: Public Health in Atlanta - Addressing Public Health and Community Development Issues" sponsored in part by the UI Food For Thought Theme Semester.

Alexander McCammant of Eldridge (52748) Dallas, Texas, as part of the trip "Bridging the Cultural Divide between Health and Care - Addressing Public Health Issues."

Donte Nesbitt of Rock Island (61201) Dallas, Texas, as part of the trip "Bridging the Cultural Divide between Health and Care - Addressing Public Health Issues."

Bailey Carroll of Bettendorf (52722) Dallas, Texas, as part of the trip "Bridging the Cultural Divide between Health and Care - Addressing Public Health Issues."

Anthony Yang of Bettendorf (52722) Kansas City, Mo., as part of the Presidential Scholars Program sponsored by Honors at Iowa.

Ellen Reeder of Davenport (52801) Memphis, Tenn., as part of the trip "Mindsets behind Movements - Addressing Social Determinants of Health" sponsored by UI Dance Marathon.

Emily Braught of Bettendorf (52722) Pittsburg, Pa., as part of the trip "Creativity in Curriculum: The Importance of Art in Education" sponsored by UI Residence Education.

Gina Chieffo of Bettendorf (52722) Pittsburg, Pa., as part of the trip "Creativity in Curriculum: The Importance of Art in Education" sponsored by UI Residence Education.

Ethan Duong of Davenport (52801) Pittsburg, Pa., as part of the trip "Creativity in Curriculum: The Importance of Art in Education" sponsored by UI Residence Education.

Alison Moss of Muscatine (52761) Pittsburg, Pa., as part of the trip "Creativity in Curriculum: The Importance of Art in Education" sponsored by UI Residence Education.

Janita Pegram of Davenport (52801) Pittsburg, Pa., as part of the trip "Creativity in Curriculum: The Importance of Art in Education" sponsored by UI Residence Education.

Ismenia Castelan of Muscatine (52761) St. Louis, Mo., as part of the trip "Learn today. Lead Tomorrow: Exploring Educational Equity" sponsored by the UI Center for Diversity & Enrichment & TRiO Student Support Services programs.

Addison DeMarr of Davenport (52801) St. Louis, Mo., as part of the trip "Learn today. Lead Tomorrow: Exploring Educational Equity" sponsored by the UI Center for Diversity & Enrichment & TRiO Student Support Services programs.

A total of nine Hawkeye Service Teams (approximately 130 students) headed out across the country on trips promoting service learning, social justice, and community building.

The Alternative Spring Break Program is supported and coordinated by the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership (CSIL). The UI is one of only a few alternative break programs in the country to also require students to participate in a common academic course as part of the experience.

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