But one of the most overlooked traditions is a commitment to service. Whether it be in the community or in a foreign land, Judson's students are encouraged to take part in changing their world. Since her beginning, Judson has produced mission-minded women. This tradition continues today. Each year students give their Spring and Summer breaks to mission activities.
Students serve in camps, churches, and retreats.
They give their time to missions in their own communities and all over the world. Judson gave her time and energy to the recent Habitat for Humanity building blitz in her neighboring community of Selma. While there, students learned the value of giving to the community. The list of Judson's services to her world is endless. However, the most overlooked area of responsibility lies within her own walls.