DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 2008
Service Learning Scholars Program
The Service-Learning Scholars Program is an academically challenging program that
supports and recognizes University of Utah students in addressing community needs.
Students are encouraged to apply their academic knowledge to community issues while developing leadership and organizational skills necessary for future civic involvement.
Service-Learning Scholar Graduates complete the following:
- 400 Service Hours
- 10 Credit Hours of Service-Related Classes
- 8 Workshops
- A 1 Credit Seminar Course
- Integrative Service Project
Graduates from the program are recognized each year in the following ways:
- an awards banquet
- a ribbon of distinction worn on the graduation robe
- special recognition at the graduation ceremony
- a certificate of achievement
- a service-learning distinction on university transcript
The Service-Learning Scholars Program is currently accepting applications for new students to begin the program in Fall 2008. Applications are DUE Friday, March 14, 2008
Are you interested in being on the Scholars Leadership Team?
If you are interested in organizing events for your fellow scholars, creating a promotional campaign for new scholars, implementing changes and improvements to the program, and/or planning the graduation banquet; this is a great opportunity for you.
The time commitment is about 2 hours a week during the school year. These hours will count toward your hour requirement for the program!
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE FRIDAY, MARCH 14th
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Contact Sara Barclay at 585-3297
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