NSU Student Recognized as United Way National Volunteer

April is National Volunteer Month and United Way of Broward County is celebrating by featuring volunteers who have gone above and beyond to make a difference in their community. One of those volunteers includes NSU doctoral candidate, Samantha Rodriguez. Samantha is a student in NSU’s Clinical Psychology program and serves as Coordinator of the First Responder and Research and Training program. At United Way, she is a volunteer trainer for the monthly Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) program offered to local law enforcement agencies.