White Spring Ranch (CCE-Transportation Provided)

Organizational Information
White Spring Ranch is listed on the National Historical Registry and was the homestead of early Idaho settlers in the wheat-producing Palouse area south of Moscow, Idaho. John Lorang and Mary Gesellchen Lorang created a successful farm and they and three generations of the family were historians, writers, and photographers and preserved all of their histories from its founding in 1885 to the present day.

Opportunity Description
students will have the chance to archive and record its collection of letters, journals, photographs, newspapers, and books and help with maintenance and prep for future events.

Days/Times
Transportation will be provided. Please meet at CUB L45 at 10:15 AM to meet with your group. We plan to return to campus around 1:45 PM. 

Requirements

Service hours are allocated based on the amount of direct service participation and do not include meeting time and transportation to/from the service site. Students should plan to receive 2.5 hours of service for this project. Please dress appropriately for the weather. Closed-toed shoes are required. All students are advised to bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothing.

Cancellation Policy
Participants can unregister on GivePulse up to 24 hours before the scheduled project start time. Please let CCE staff know if you are unable to participate if it is within 24 hours of the project meeting time. The CCE has a strict No-Show Policy. After 2 No Shows students will be unable to participate in CCE-led Projects for the rest of the semester.

Accommodation Statement

The CCE strives to sponsor activities that are accessible to all students. If you need accommodations to fully access the activities offered through the Center for Civic Engagement, please contact the project leader team, at cce.projects@wsu.edu at least one week prior to the activity.