News & Opportunities
Haley Volk: BTN LiveBig Scholarship Winner
Haley Volk EMT with Mom
What are your past service experiences?
I have been a volunteer EMT since I was 18 in a first aid squad. My mother is actually the volunteer...
Alternative Weekends: Site Leader and Lead Team App
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDVRbHo2WFpFRU03RDI...
Now Accepting Applications for Site Leaders and Lead Team for Alternative Weekends
Nominate a Faculty or Staff Member for the Rosalie Ginsberg Award for Community Service and Social Action
The Ginsberg Center is pleased to recognize the staff and faculty of our University community that have committed themselves to community service and...
Commitment to Service Award Winners Announced
Rohit Abraham and Christie Donahue, two U-M students actively involved at the Ginsberg Center, have been awarded the Campus Compact Commitment to Service Award!
The Commitment to Service Award...
Leadership
NASST Lead Team Application Open Now!
Are you:
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Looking for a cool leadership experience next year?
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Interested in Social Justice and service learning?
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Passionate about event planning and teamwork?
Apply NOW to be a NASST (North American Summer Service Team...
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!
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!
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.
