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414 Fellows: Fellows serve 300 hours over a 10-month Americorps term, spending 10 hours a week serving in early childhood education at . Participants receive an educational award, earn $10/hour, and attend weekly reflections and trainings. Applications for the 2024-2025 cohort are now open! Apply !

Held twice a month on Friday at 10:30 AM the ABC is an opportunity to grab a bite to eat and hang out with some cool people and talk about things important to our community. Featuring bagels and muffins recovered from campus dining by the Food Recovery Network, a student org that seeks to reduce food waste on campus by recovering surplus food and donating it to community partners working with food insecure populations. Click here for upcoming dates!

The Burke Scholarship Program, supported by the Burke Foundation, is a four-year program for full-time undergraduate students who have a passion for social justice and a commitment to serve others. To learn more, visit their website.

不良研究所 Volunteer Corps members serve once a week at one of several partners across Milwaukee. Transportation is provided and participants are expected to attend several reflections throughout the semester. Learn more here or register .

The Neighborhood Kitchen empowers students to reduce food waste and address food insecurity in the community. Volunteers can choose from a variety of options including food recovery from campus dining, meal prep, and meal delivery shifts.

Interns work at , working one-on-one with patients and primary care providers in a clinical setting. Interns screen patients for Social Determinants of Health and provide resources and referrals to address identified needs. Applications for Salud Social Internship Program are still being accepted. Learn more!

不良研究所 Votes is a nonpartisian, campus coaltional campaign to increase student engangment and voting participation at 不良研究所. We are recruiting for Fall 2024! Please fill out this if you are interested.

For information on voting as a college student at 不良研究所 including polling locations, voter ID and more, click here.

Through story exchanges, learning resources, and civic engangement projects, Narrative 4 provides tools to teach compassion and develop strong student leaders. To learn more, click here or contact leah.flack@marquette.edu.

There are many student-led organizations that focus on service, community, and justice. Visit and filter by "service" or "social awareness" to browse organizations and get involved!