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The 51ÉçÇø campus was closed yesterday, but for some, community service was the order of the day. MLK Read for Peace is an extraordinary service project that places volunteers in kindergarten through third-grade classrooms to read to students age-appropriate books about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and to assist with artistic activities. A collaborative event between the Montana Campus Compact Volunteers In Service To America Vistas, Veterans Group of 51ÉçÇø, Food Corps service, National Affordable Housing Network, American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), and Student Success Services (SSS), student volunteers all came together to spread the message of Dr. King to elementary students at Emerson, Hillcrest and West Elementary in Butte. Thanks goes out to the following volunteers

Thanks goes out to the following volunteers who made this National service project a huge success: Anthony Ottolini-Messuri, general engineering; Teresa Gregori, petroleum engineering; Kayla Miller, chemistry; Robert Jackson, civil engineering; Kristen Parko, biology; Kristopher Dolan, occupational safety & health; Amanda Shroyer, administrative associate for Student Success Services (SSS); Andi Giddings, Food Corps service member; Meghan Boyce, National Affordable Housing Network; Cody LaBean, Local College Access Network, America Corps Vista; and Mike Hall, America Corps Veteran Vista 51ÉçÇø.