The October NSCS meeting minutes provided the following information: 1) The volleyball team is seeking volunteers for a Bone Marrow Fundraiser on November 10th and the service site lists upcoming community service trips. 2) Scholarship and career opportunities are available on the NSCS website and points can be earned for meetings, service, and additional activities. 3) The PACE program supports at-risk youth and volunteers are needed to mentor students on Tuesday nights for service hours and points. 4) Upcoming meeting dates in November and December and rules for active membership were announced.

1. October Minutes
Hello NSCS Members!
In case you weren’t able to attend October’s meetings, here’s what you missed:
• Service Opportunity
The volleyball team is looking for volunteers to help with setting up and working
their Bone Marrow Fundraiser on November 10th from 4:30-7:00 pm. This is a
great way to earn points and for a great cause!! If you are interested in
volunteering or want more information e-mail Dana Griskowitz at
dgrisk@udel.edu.
• Community Service
Check the service site for trips and e-mail Brittany at
NSCSserviceUD@gmail.com with any specific questions regarding
community service.
Please look at the ATTACHED POWERPOINT for STEP BY STEP
INSTRUCITONS on how to SIGN UP FOR SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES!!
Please remember that to sign up for community service events you must go to
http://sites.google.com/site/nscsserviceud/. You will not be able to access the
page if you sign in with your personal g-mail account, you MUST sign in with
the following information:
LOGIN: nscsud
PASSWORD: nscsmember
All drivers must now submit driver forms PRIOR to the community service
event they are volunteering to drive at. It needs to be dropped off a minimum
of 2 days before the trip. The form can be located at:
http://www.udel.edu/student-centers/AandP/forms/privehicle.pdf
After being filled out, the form must be brought to the Activities and
Programs Department, 218 Trabant. Thank you for your cooperation!
• NSCS.org – Scholarships and Career Opportunities
Check out the NSCS website to learn about scholarship opportunities. People
from our NSCS organization have won these scholarships before so go ahead and
take advantage of this great opportunity. All you have to do is go to NSCS.org
and then click on the Log In button on the left hand side of the page. Type in
your UD e-mail and your password - if you forgot your password just click the
―forgot password button‖. Then scroll down to and click on the ―Scholarships‖
tab and the current available scholarships will show up. If you click on the
individual scholarship you will see the requirements, due dates, and any other

2. important information needed for the scholarship. Also while on the website
check out available career opportunities by scrolling down to the career tab where
you can learn about and apply for job opportunities that are available from
different companies.
• Follow Us on Twitter and Like us on Facebook
Follow UD NSCS on Twitter @NSCS_UD. We will have live tweets during
meetings, as well as tweet important dates and information throughout the year.
You can also tweet your questions during meetings and have them answered right
away! One point will be awarded to anyone that follows NSCS.
Like our Facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/nscs.delaware. Be sure to
check it for important information regarding future meetings, the minutes and
service trips.
• The Deal With Points
To be eligible to wear a cord during graduation a member needs to accumulate 25
points. For a member to be eligible for a free cord they need to accumulate 50
points. For every meeting that you attend you will receive one point and for each
hour of service that you perform in addition to the three hours through NSCS you
will also receive two points. NSCS also has additional fundraisers, old electronic
collections, and other drives that can allow you to gain more points – look for
further information regarding these. If you perform outside service please e-mail
Gabrielle documentation of your hours at udnscssecretary@gmail.com or give her
a hard copy of your documentation at the next meeting.
• PACE
PACE has begun. PACE is a very important part of the NSCS organization.
PACE helps kids in 9th -12th grade who are at risk of not attending college. NSCS
volunteers help to mentor the Delaware Future Kids and by tutoring them in their
high school subjects, whether its helping them with homework or to study for a
test or just answering the general questions that they have about college. PACE IS
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY and help
kids who might not have an opportunity to go to college – something that many of
us take for granted.
The PACE program is once a week every Tuesday night from 6:00-7:00pm and it
is a 15 minute drive away in Wilmington. The cars and gas will be provided. The
program runs for 10 weeks. If you are interested in participating or have any
questions about this wonderful service opportunity email Tyler at
udNSCSpace@gmail.com.
We realize that this is a big time commitment, but since it is such a wonderful
program and we really want to encourage our members to participate we are
going to give anyone that participates in the 10 week program their 3 hours of

3. NSCS community service, 20 points and additional points for the additional hours
that you are there for a total of 27 points. If you are not able to make the 10
weeks, Tyler can work with your schedule but please be able to attend for at least
3 weeks of the program.
Again the program has started so please e-mail Tyler ASAP at
udNSCSpace@gmail.com if you are interested!!
• Future Meetings
Wednesday, November 7th at 8:30pm and 9:15pm in Smith 140
Tuesday, December 4 at 8:30 pm and 9:15pm in Smith 140
• NSCS Induction
The NSCS Induction for new members was Saturday, September 22. Welcome to
all of our new members!! Anyone new member who missed the ceremony, please
contact Morgan at msagan@udel.edu to collect your pin.
• New Members
Anyone who is joining NSCS this semester does NOT have to attend any
meetings or complete any service hours until next semester when you are
officially inducted but you are still more than welcome to join us!
• Active Member Rules
Remember, in order to be considered an active member you must attend at
least 2 meetings per semester and complete at least 3 hours of service through
NSCS per year! Outside service hours can count for extra points, but make
sure you sign up for the service trips we offer! If you CANNOT attend one
month’s meetings please do not email any of the officers—just try to make the
next month’s instead!
Lastly, any general questions regarding NSCS can be sent to our president, Fernando, at
udNSCSpresident@gmail.com. Information is always being updated on our Facebook
page (http://www.facebook.com/nscs.delaware) so please check out that site first for any
information you’re looking to find! Any questions about points can be sent to
udnscssecretary@gmail.com.
Also, please do not sign up for any PACE or Community Service trips if you are not
sure you can go. There are only a limited number of spots for each trip, and if you sign
up and do not participate, you're taking the spot of another member who might need the
community service hours! Also, if you do not attend and do not provide a legitimate
excuse, you will lose 3 points.
Hope you all had an awesome summer and see you next month!
Your NSCS Secretary,

4. Gabrielle Perrotti