Student leadership teams and committees work together to plan and implement all of our programs as well as to determine our directions and priorities.
SERVE Events
Workshop
Learning from the Community - Entering and Exiting Communities 10 February 2012 - 4:00pmWorkshop
Learning from the Community: Evaluating your Service Learning Program and Experience 17 February 2012 - 4:00pmNews
Rosalie Ginsberg Scholarship Video
Meet the three recipients of the Rosalie Ginsberg Scholarship, honoring U-M students for their service to the community. Congrats Alyssa Selasky, Aida Mandic, and Mimi Karabulut!
International
Apply to Travel With Pangea World Service Team
Pangea World Service Team (PWST) is a SERVE-sponsored group within the Ginsberg Center. PWST provides training and sends a group of students from the university to an international community, where they focus on addressing a social justice issue in conjunction with the community. In the past years, PWST has traveled to Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, and Ghana. We hope you'll consider applying to join us on our next...
Ginsberg Center accepting requests for Alternative Breaks support
The Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning invites proposals from SOAR registered and University-recognized student organizations for alternative break initiatives that will advance the Center's mission to engage students, faculty, and community members in learning together through community service and civic participation in a diverse democratic society.
The Ginsberg Center seeks to fulfill that mission by helping student...
Campus
Interested in reflecting on your social justice experience? Join Partners for Change!
Interested in Social Justice? Want to connect with other students around important issues and deep reflection?
APPLY for Partners for Change, a reflection-based peer-partnership program that pairs students who are interested in social justice issues with other undergrads. Partners engage in one-on-one conversations aimed...
VIEW Application is Available!
VIEW volunteers work on site with partners each week in groups of 3 to 5 and meet every two weeks to reflect on their experiences and gain useful knowledge and skills.
VIEW’s mission is to empower students to become educated leaders
and create social change in partnership with local organizations and
communities.
Click here to learn more about VIEW and apply today!
Art & Community
Cash Reward! --NASST is Calling for Logo Design!
- Do you want to show your creativitiy and get $50 reward?
- Do you want to help students to get more involved in community service?
- Do you want your design to be recognized all across the campus?
Here is the chance to show your talent and get $50! ...
Rosalie Ginsberg Scholarship for Community Service and Social Action
Up to two $3,000 scholarships will be awarded this year to support University of Michigan students holding junior or senior standing this fall who demonstrate a commitment to community service or social action and who demonstrate financial need. Preference is given to students from Cuyahoga County, Ohio; thereafter to students from Ohio; and thereafter to any student. Inger and William Ginsberg established the Rosalie Ginsberg Community Service Scholarship Fund in honor of...
In the News
From Michigan Daily: NASST--Social Justice Learned in the U.S.
In Michigan Daily news:the article, "Students spend their summers studying, interning and volunteering around the world" by Claire Hall, talks about NASST trips and other student activities in this summer. The following is the section about the NASST trips, and several NASST members shared their experiences in their trips and what they learned about social justice:
Social...
In the News
Go NASST
In the last couple of weeks, five NASST groups went on service learning trip to places across the country. We cannot wait to share this great experience with you. Check out the exciting events happened in these sites. Click on the following link, and you will go to NASST blog and see latest news about all the summer trips! Interested? Go NASST in the next summer, and you will find out there is more than what words can describe.
