In this course, students volunteer and reflect about what it means to provide service for others in need. In the CIN 100 course students read, write and discuss issues related to volunteerism, charity, social justice, and community.
Students choose their own volunteer sites, based on their personal, academic or career interests.
The course is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors who are maintaining a 2.5 cumulative average. Students participating in CIN 100 may earn one to three credits per semester, up to a maximum of six credits applied toward the degree. Credits may not be applied toward the College liberal arts distribution requirements.