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The Laurence F. Kinney Program is the Rhodes campus-wide effort to engage all students in service and social action in Memphis and the broader community. The Kinney Program helps students understand our community neighbors, reach across cultural, racial and economic barriers, and seek lasting solutions for a more compassionate and just world. Beginning with the inspiration of Bible professor Dr. Laurence F. Kinney in 1954 Rhodes community service programs have grown to include 83% of all graduating students. For almost 65 years, Rhodes students have discovered the impact of serving in the community. Rhodes College owns the rights to the archival digital images in this repository. Images are made available for educational use only and may not be used for any non-educational or commercial purpose. Approved educational uses include private research and scholarship, teaching, and student projects. For additional information please contact archives@rhodes.edu.
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Recent SubmissionsKinney Big Brother program at Snowden School Habitat for Humanity Vounteers Kinney Souper Kitchen volunteer date NA Habitat for Humanity building site Habitat for Humanity building site before 1991 Kinney students may be at the Heifer Project in Arkansas Kinney students may be at the Heifer Project camp in Arkansas Kinney volunteers marching with Rhodes banner Kinney volunteers at the Soup Kitchen Kinney volunteer at the Soup Kitchen Kinney vounteer working with a crippled child Kinney volunteer working with a crippled child Kinney volunteer working with crippled chile Kinney volunteer in the Elderly Visitation Project Kinney clown visiting a child in the hospital Kinney Clown visiting with a child Student talking with Soup Kitchen guests Student volunteering in the Soup Kitchen Student volunteering in Soup Kitchen Chaplain Newton and Tex-Mex volunteers
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