Residence Life
Living Learning Communities
Service and Social Justice
Are you ready to make a difference?
In the Service and Social Justice community, you'll learn to take action, so you can make an impact on the local and global community. You'll examine social issues with a critical eye and look for creative ways to solve problems in light of world religions.
What can you expect from your experience in the Service and Social Justice community?
- Meet fellow students who care deeply about making the world a better place.
- Work closely with a faculty member and academic advisor throughout the year.
- Participate in activities and service projects planned just for you. For example, the 2007-2008 Service and Social Justice community worked with Habitat for Humanity.
- Reflect on social justice and expand your knowledge of social issues.
What is expected of you as a member of the Service and Social Justice community?
- Live with community members in Dujarié Hall.
- Take a three-hour service-learning course and one-hour first-year seminar during the fall semester and a one-hour service course in the spring semester.
- Participate in monthly community dinners and weekly reflection groups.
- Engage in 20 hours of community service each semester that addresses real community needs. At the end of the year, present a project that highlights your experience.