There are numerous possibilities for community service in the Kelley School of Business, such as Civic Leadership Development, business fraternities, and various business clubs. There are many advantages to getting involved in these clubs. It is a chance to help others, become role models, and grow through involvement. It is a program directed by Helen Ingersoll. CLD provides opportunities for business students to participate in community service.
Membership is based on a point system.
A student earns 25 points to become an official member, earning one point for each hour of participation in projects. Once you are registered with CLD, you will receive daily emails about a variety of volunteer opportunities. The benefit of this type of community service program is that students can volunteer on a schedule that fits their personal and academic needs. Many of CLD s service projects are done annually or throughout the school year. The main service projects are computer assistance to the Area 10 Agency on Aging, working at the International Center, running the Stand, and working with the children at the Boys and Girls Club of Monroe County.