The leadership qualities that they possess are not just important in shaping the program, but in shaping the world around them. We have a responsibility to build community beyond the Honors program and the University. We have a responsibility to partner with one another as we combine our skills and power to impact society. Students fulfill this responsibility in a multitude of ways. All first year students will participate in a service learning seminar focused on a specific social issue, where they will have the opportunity to learn first-heand about issues such as illiteracy, the environment, or poverty.
Students can continue to enroll in courses with a service learning component.
Students can facilitate service learning courses or co-teach courses with Honors faculty. Students can serve as peer advisors to their fellow Honors Students. STudents can participate in the Service Learning Team and plan activities outside of the classroom which impact the university and the community. Many students participate in service at one of over thirty nonprofit organizations in Jacksonville. Most importantly, you will be making a connection with the community and learning first-hand about important concerns in Jacksonville.