Hunger Clean-up

Hunger clean-up
The promotion of justice and faith through service is an ideal at the center of Marquette's mission as a Catholic, Jesuit university. Sure, a university can teach philosophy and theology courses, hoping to cultivate in students the seeds of ethical and moral thought — but those seeds won't grow without action. And action is at the heart of the Marquette experience.

Marquette students respond to that call with a vigor unparalleled by most universities. Each year more than 85 percent of Marquette undergraduates participate in community service.

Community service is not required at Marquette, but few students leave here without participating. Our students — and you — can discover the best way to make a difference is by taking action.


HOW TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE COMMUNITY

SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Burke Scholarship Program recognizes, honors and encourages lifetime development of a humanitarian ethic manifested in a commitment to serve others. It is awarded annually to 10 academically talented Wisconsin high school seniors who exhibit leadership in a manner that reflects exceptional commitment to community.

The Trinity Fellows Program is a graduate fellowship dedicated to developing urban leaders with a commitment to community service. Fellows participate in a 21-month study/work program while earning a master's degree in one of nine fields of study. Up to 10 fellowships are awarded each year.


ABOUT MARQUETTE

Center For Community Service

Service is at the heart of the Marquette experience, and students participate in a variety of ways: through New Student Orientation; student organizations; residence hall activities; local, national or international immersion experiences; leadership development programs; and athletic teams' activities. Join us as we strive to “Be the Difference!”

Learn more about the Center for Community Service