Which service project is associated with TSA?

The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life is a service project that aligns closely with the goals and mission of the Technology Student Association (TSA). This event not only raises funds for cancer research but also encourages community involvement and awareness about cancer prevention and treatment.

TSA focuses on developing leadership skills, teamwork, and community service among its members, and participation in projects like Relay for Life provides opportunities to engage in meaningful activities that benefit society. The work done during Relay for Life involves organizing events, raising funds, and supporting individuals affected by cancer, which is consistent with TSA's emphasis on service and leadership.

Habitat for Humanity, the American Red Cross Blood Drive, and the United Way Volunteer Program are also valuable service initiatives, but they do not have the same established association with TSA and its specific mission related to technology and community service within the context of engineering and leadership.