In addition to managing the on campus caf, the SCEO also earns academic credit.Identifying needs in her community, Schweigert collected excess food from the week to deliver to non-profit organizations in the area.HOME-FIELD ADVANTAGE: Schweigert worked with Saxbys management to start delivering bagels and pastries to local organizations: Face-to-Face, a legal and health service for underprivileged individuals and Rock Ministries Kensington, an after-school exercise program for kids.She and her Saxbys team also developed a Pay as You Wish Day at the caf that would raise funds for the La Salle Fund for Students in Crisis, which helped provide resources for the on-campus food pantry, the Basket.Īnybody could come in and get anything off the menu that they wanted for any price, Schweigert said.If they wanted to come up and get a coffee and pay nothing, that was totally fine.Give them a free coffee.But if somebody wanted to come up and pay $20 for a smoothie, then that was okay too.

Academics softball and running a business How La Salle s Emma Schweigert balances it allĪcademics, softball and running a business How La Salle's Emma Schweigert balances it all NCAA.Com CHAMPS PRESENTED BY As a centerfielder for the La Salle softball team, Emma Schweigert knows that connecting with her teammates is important for their overall success.But it was when she was named the Student Caf Executive Officer (SCEO) for the on-campus Saxbys that Schweigert found unique ways to connect with both the La Salle and Philadelphia communities.The SCEO is an opportunity provided through a partnership between Saxbys and La Salle.

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