At Your Service!

At Your Service!

By Fishers Students in ActionBusinessNon-Profit
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At Your Service! episodes

  • Creating Service

    Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, hand the mic over to Isabella Schott, Director of Impact, in this week's episode, where we discuss the biggest committee and project we've got going on right now. Other guests include Nathan Jordt and Tiernan Bass, two members of the Community Connected committee (@communitycnnctd). 

    18 min
  • What is Students in Action?

    Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, joined by fearless club sponsor Torres, discuss the structure of Students in Action, how it's connected to a national organization, and what the leadership looks like behind the scenes in the fifth episode of You Broke It. Let's Fix It. 

    29 min
  • Our Club's Origin: A Service Story

    In this week's episode, Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, invite their club's sponsor, Eduardo Torres, to talk about the history of Students in Action through his eyes.

    26 min
  • The "Real" Work

    In this week's episode, Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, walk through the various steps and stuff to remember when putting a project in motion.

    22 min
  • Starting to Serve

    Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, discuss the process and highlights of starting a community service project in the second episode of You Broke It. Let's Fix It.

    21 min
  • You Broke It. Let's Fix It: Pilot

    PILOT: Meg Gibson, CEO, and Izzy Alexander, Director of Social Media, introduce you to the first episode in a tongue-in-cheek series commentating on community service. First on the chopping block: Merriam-Webster and the flaws and virtues of society. Moderated and produced by Fishers Students in Action.

    15 min

About At Your Service!

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A high-school run, tongue-in-cheek commentary on community service, teenagers, and how to fix service based problems in your communities.