Overview of Service Learning Program

At Marquette, service is one of the four pillars in the university's mission statement. It holds an important place in the Jesuit credos of cura personalis ("care for the whole person") and "women and men for others." Each year Marquette students perform more than 150,000 hours of service within the Milwaukee community. The Center for Community Service, located in Student Affairs, coordinates the majority of the student community service efforts. The Service Learning Program, which began in 1994, is a separate unit, housed within the Office of the Provost as part of the Center for Teaching and Learning, and coordinates community-based learning experiences within courses across the curriculum. The Center for Teaching and Learning also houses Manresa for Faculty, E-Learning, and Faculty Professional Development Workshops and Programs. Collectively, these programs partner with faculty to prepare Marquette students to be agents of change for a global community.

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What is service learning?

Service learning versus volunteerism versus internships