On April 10th, 2012 the First Annual Celebration of Service was held. The event was set up in the F-wing Atrium in front of the library. Group of students presented their own or their club’s ideas and achievements in service learning and helping out their community in various ways. On group presented Anti-Hunger, made up of many different clubs that worked in soup kitchen to help feed the hungry. The Circle K club was there, showing their many achievements in service learning. One group called Books Without Borders showed their work in collecting old books to send to less fortunate countries so they have the same learning opportunities as us. The Eastern Service Workers Association was there, showing their work in preserving the livelihood of the working class. There was also a poster their showing the work that was done by Habitat for Humanity in their alternative spring break. There were even a few posters there about things at Stockton like how the school caters to people with disabilities, resources at Stockton, how to concentrate to study better, and how to deal with stress. One fellow Honor freshmen, Angelica Pezzino, was presenting her service project which was the Celebration of Creativity Student Art Show through the Jersey Shore Children’s Museum. One section of the project is pre-K, daycare, and elementary school classes competing in an art contest to win a trip to the museum. Angelica’s part of the project is the poster contest which is aimed more at college art students. The winner of this gets their poster on the next issue of Jersey Shore Family and on the Atlantic Shore Living Website. This project keeps creativity alive in schools in order to help children learn and become more interested in expressing themselves.