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The Macalester Community Hurricane Relief Trip Twenty-two students and eight staff members went to Gulfport, Miss. to provide hurricane relief. They have posted updates about the trip online. The group will present to the community about their service at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 in Kagin Commons Alexander G. Hill Ballroom. Please use this Website and bulletin board to communicate with others in the Macalester community and help bring relief to the many people who have suffered loss due to Hurricane Katrina. Discuss Hurricane Katrina with the Macalester community Read posts from alumni, students, faculty and Macalester families
who have been directly impacted by Katrina, or have heard reports
regarding other Macalester community members. Students document Twenty-five students in Professor Roopali Phadke's environmental studies course "Water and Power" wrote a report "Exposing Hurricane Katrina: The Scope of an Unnatural Disaster" in an attempt to re-imagine the ways we can manage water infrastructure and why Hurricane Katrina left an indelible mark on our natural and political landscape. Macalester welcomes students Four students who usually attend college in New Orleans are studying at Macalester over Fall Semester. Two students are from Tulane University and two are from Dillard University.
Studying in Japan leads to warm welcome at Macalester
Contribute to Katrina relief efforts
One of the most effective ways to help the hurricane relief effort
is to make a financial contribution to a well-established, nonprofit
organization already responding to the disaster. Consider contributing
to a charity of your choice to assist the victims of the storm.
These organizations include the American Red Cross, the Salvation
Army and others.
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