WHAT IS SERVICE LEARNING?
Service learning is an academic program that gives students the opportunity to perform meaningful community service that is directly related to their courses.
Approximately 900 students from 55 to 65 university courses take advantage of the offer by working at 100 to 125 community agencies each semester — where they can actually practice some of what they're learning.
You'll find service learning courses linked to many majors in the colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Communication, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences and Nursing.
"Service Learning represents what has always been central to the mission of Marquette University: a firm belief that each student on this campus should have the opportunity to grow and learn in the context of service to others." 
Robert A. Wild, S.J., President, Marquette University
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 |
