Past Project Highlights

February 2012
Community outreach with Motown Winterblast

January 2012
South Oakland Shelter and KICK for MLK Service Project

November 2011
Mentoring Youth with 'fieldZone

October 2011
Environmental Sustainability with the Greening of Detroit

April 2011
Healthy and Active Lifestyles with Ferndale Public Schools

February 2011
Community Youth with Clark Park

January 2011
Combat Literacy with Ferndale Public Schools

December 2010
Youth Hunger with Kids Food Basket

October 2010
Hunger and Homelessness with Forgotten Harvest and Gleaners

April 2010
Environment and Conservation with the Greening of Detroit

April 2009
Educational Preparedness with Southfield Public Schools and Looking for My Sister

October 2009
Community Citizens in partnership with Southfield Parks and Garden Club

Monthly Service Projects

The Office of Leadership Programs hosts monthly volunteer opportunities for students. These events typically take place on a Saturday, and partner with one or more student organizations and a local non-profit agency in need of volunteers. Students who participate in these service projects can include their hours on their Leadership Transcript, scholarship applications, graduate school applications, resumes... the possibilities are endless.

Two of projects are part of annual, nation-wide movements of service among college students: Make a Difference Day in October and Martin Luther King Day of Service in January.

A Calendar of Service Events is created each year and shared with the campus community.

How to Get Involved

Are you a student who is interested in volunteering? Or a member of a student organization that wants to host an upcoming project? Or a community agency that wants to collaborate?

If so, contact:

Jim Jolly
Director, Leadership Programs
(248) 204-2414
jjolly@ltu.edu

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