
ALT A blue-tinted hand points upward at a circular graphic with the text "Join ASC's TTA Directory." Behind it is a map background. At the top, text reads, "Now seeking trainers and consultants to boost the impact of state service commissions and AmeriCorps programs," with a link, "statecommissions.org/tta-directory." The ASC logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT A person speaks at a podium labeled "National Service Training" with a large smartphone graphic behind showing a reminder for the "NST Proposal Deadline is October 23rd." The event details below read "St. Louis, MO April 13-15, Virtual May 5-6." Text at the bottom states the training provides professional development for AmeriCorps staff.

ALT Smiling person wearing glasses and an AmeriCorps t-shirt. Text on the image reads, "Why is AmeriCorps worth it?" The ASC logo is at the bottom. Background includes trees and a blue structure.

ALT The image features a person smiling and sitting in a room. Text reads: "You can establish a career in the nonprofit sector. Many AmeriCorps/service year site locations are nonprofits that serve the local community. Members commonly find themselves working for nonprofits after service." The AmeriCorps logo is included at the bottom left.

ALT A graphic featuring a quote and two photos. The quote is from Nadene Doliveira discussing her experience with AmeriCorps VISTA and the Missouri State Service Commission. The background is a gradient of blue and purple. At the bottom left, text reads "In My Service Era" with the AmeriCorps and ASC logos. Two images show Nadene outdoors in a winter scene and in a professional portrait.

ALT The image features a person standing in front of a blue background, with text that reads, "I serve because… 'I am proud to serve because national service brings people together to solve real challenges and strengthen communities. Whether reviewing grant applications, recognizing outstanding volunteers and service organizations, or engaging youth in service, I have the opportunity to help create pathways for others to make a lasting impact.'" At the bottom, it says, "Kylie Elizabeth Chamblée, Arizona Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith & Family - Service & Volunteerism Commission." The logos for the Arizona State University and Arizona Service Commission are visible at the top corners.

ALT TTA Tuesday Highlight. The top picture is Beth Steinhorn from VQ Volunteer Strategies. The bottom picture is of two AmeriCorps Volunteers talking outside with the text above saying, "OnCorps Reporting". The middle text reads, "Training and Technical Assistance Directory". The link text reads, "bit.ly/asc-tta".

ALT Poster titled "How can AmeriCorps provide High-Impact Practices for your college students?" featuring a small photo of two individuals seated, with a display in the background. The poster includes the ASC logo.

ALT The image features three photos pinned on a blue background. The first shows a person in a hospital bed with a healthcare worker attending. The second depicts a group of students in red uniforms discussing around a table. The text reads: "AmeriCorps provides placements for students to complete their clinical requirements in fields like nursing and teaching. Nursing students at Rutgers-Camden complete a portion of their clinical rotations in 100-hour Public Health AmeriCorps positions. These students earn academic credit for their service and qualify for AmeriCorps benefits including a living stipend and education award."

ALT This image is a flyer for Communities In Schools of San Antonio, featuring their logo. It informs that students completing internships with AmeriCorps can receive academic credits. The text describes a partnership with 28 local colleges to provide credit-bearing internships for students in psychology, sociology, social work, and counseling. The flyer mentions guidance by experienced supervisors, with benefits like academic credit, a stipend, and educational award. A decorative border with photo clips is included.
























