Alternative Spring Break trips work with national and international communities by training and immersing students in a purposeful week-long service experience designed to connect students and community members while enhancing personal growth, mutual awareness and life long learning. All trips provide students with issues and experiences they cannot find on the university campus. Trips have volunteered in soup kitchens, planted trees, repair trails, construct a playground, and most importantly, build relationships with those whom you are helping. All the budgets are calculated together, then averaged out in a formula to get the cost per person.
Scholarships are available.
Click to download the application . The Alternative Break Program would never turn someone away due to finances. For that reason, we have scholarship funds available. The first step in the scholarship process is filling out the application . This application is a microsoft word file.