Paths to Service

There are several ways for WSU students to get involved in community organizations like yours.

Service-Learning experiences and Community-Based Research projects are service projects that are incorporated into academic courses to teach specific course objectives. Some WSU faculty members require their students to engage in this type of learning.

Community Service volunteer opportunities are another great way for students to get involved with community organizations like yours. Volunteering is service that is not required in a course. These volunteer opportunities can be accessed through the Volunteer Involvement Program (VIP).

 

Register with the Community Involvement Center 

• Assistance circulating your organization’s requests for student volunteers.
• Assistance connecting with faculty and students to address specific community needs.
• Access to a community events calendar where your organization can post events.
• Access to campus and statewide discussions, training, and retreats specific to community-based learning techniques and volunteerism.

Registering with CIC does not automatically register you for the Service Opportunity Directory. Please use the application links below to apply for your spot in our database.

 

Service Opportunity Directory

Your organization must first apply to be considered for the Service Opportunity Directory. Use the Application link below to do this.

If accepted in the directory, your organization can list your specific needs which will then be accessible to WSU faculty, staff and students. These needs can be updated using the Update link below.

Directory Application (Link not yet available)

Update information in directory (Link not yet available)

 

Post an Event on the Community Calendar

Once you are a registered community partner, you can post your organization’s events to the community calendar on the Community Involvement Center’s home page.

Event Calendar Update
(Weber web page)

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