WomanSpace is a women’s community center that serves as a hub for women- or family-centered activities, businesses or organizations.

At WomanSpace in Rolla, S&T students painted walls, doors and door frames.

Other projects at WomanSpace included cleaning and organizing children’s toys.

Dr. David Westenberg, associate professor and interim chair of biological sciences, helps S&T students clean and organize WomanSpace’s shared kitchen.

An S&T student paints tree rings on a concrete floor for what will become an environmental installation at Kaleidoscope Discovery Center, an interactive science center for Rolla area-children.

S&T students washed windows and performed minor repairs at Kaleidoscope Discovery Center.

At Kaleidoscope Discovery Center, S&T students painted bathrooms bright colors.

Missouri S&T students decorate lunch sacks for Rolla’s Meals on Wheels program, which delivers food to local senior citizens.

Artistic S&T students wrote and decorated cards with notes of encouragement for women who were recently diagnosed with breast cancer.

At the end of the day, S&T students who participated in the MLK Jr. Day of Service reflected on what they could do to make the world a better place.

Smiling more often is one step toward making the world a better place. S&T students shared these and other suggestions. Many were made into buttons the students can wear around campus.