In a joint effort, Campus Ministry and the Peace and Justice Department coordinated this three-month program. C.A.L.L was designed to offer University students the opportunity to develop and enhance leadership skills while gaining a greater understanding of social justice issues.
Students work together in order to achieve positive change through community service efforts.
This semester, a series of workshops are being offered on a range of topics related to leadership, community service and social justice. These topics are being discussed with an emphasis on diversity and spirituality. They began on Feb. 7 and will continue through April 5. C.A.L.L. is an opportunity to foster open discussions with other students from all classes and groups, as well as staff and faculty members. In turn, students will be able to reflect on their own actions and learn from the experiences of others.