Community Service-Learning

Community Service-Learning programs

The Career and Community Learning Center's 345 Fraser Hall office is dedicated to community involvement and service-learning for all U of M students. To create these opportunities for students, we work with faculty and nonprofit organizations throughout the Twin Cities area.

We offer the following services and programs:

Service-Learning Classes and Info:
This section contains information for students, faculty, and community organizations. We are the
U of M office that helps support and develop service-learning classes.
Volunteer Info and Advising for students:
Many students want to volunteer in the Twin Cities but don't know how to get started. We can help.
Community Engagement Scholars Program:
U of M students can participate in this program to receive official University recognition for public service.

The Scholars program combines volunteering, service-learning classes, and a capstone project.
Our Community Partners in the Twin Cities:
U of M students and faculty connect with our community partners through service-learning classes and volunteering. Our partnerships with Minnesota nonprofits are an invaluable part of our work.

Related Programs:

HECUA: These are off-campus study programs focused on social justice. For a semester or a summer term, concentrate on the environment, the arts, urban studies, writing, civil rights, or agriculture.
Philosophy Camp: This 4-week summer class is a truly unique experience.