Volunteer Mississippi Honors Krell with Make a Difference Award
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Volunteer Mississippi Honors Krell with Make a Difference Award

The University of Southern Mississippi
May 29, 2026

Summary

Andrea Krell, the director of MCARE at The University of Southern Mississippi, was honored with the 2026 National Service 'Make a Difference' GIVE Award during the annual GIVE Awards ceremony. This recognition highlights her commitment to service learning and the impact of the Golden Eagle Teacher Residency program on future educators in Mississippi.

The award aims to celebrate and inspire exemplary service among AmeriCorps volunteers and programs in Mississippi. Krell's work within MCARE is crucial as it addresses the state's teacher shortage by providing innovative training pathways for aspiring educators, demonstrating the value of apprenticeships in education.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of apprenticeship programs in education, particularly in addressing workforce shortages and enhancing teacher preparation. Krell's recognition illustrates how effective partnerships can create meaningful learning experiences that benefit both educators and students.

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