Each leader also coordinates the work of associated student volunteers. Two student leaders are elected by their peers to be co-chairpersons on the Service Ministries Committee, serving as key student advisors to the Director of Communty Service and Service Learning and the Chaplain. Service trip participants help those in need, engage in shared reflection, learn about societal problems, and live in a community environment. Service trips also allow participants to experience new places and have fun. Lodging, meals, program fees, and transportation are provided.
Applications are due at least three weeks prior to the service trip start date.
Applications and information on the service trips listed below are available from the Office of Community Service. Willingness to work alone or as part of a team as needed. Respect for service agency staff and clients. Respect for client confidentiality when required. Respect for other volunteers and service site coordinators.