Whether you’re building homes for low-income families, helping to feed families or tutoring students in a developing nation, you don’t just enhance the lives of others when you serve. You enrich your own life as well.
You’ll have countless opportunities to make a difference here, starting with a service trip the summer before your first year.
And we help you track your service hours to meet volunteer requirements for your Greek organization or beef up your résumé.
DAVID ’69 & SHARON JOHNSON CENTER FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Learn more about the hub of social responsibility and community service at Susquehanna.
Get Involved with Volunteer Experiences (SU GIVE) is an SU tradition and a rewarding day of service for first-year students.
Students and alumni alike step it up each April with volunteer service near campus and regions beyond.
This one-week service learning opportunity gives a select group of incoming first-year students a unique chance to get involved.
Students are provided opportunities to register to vote and increase their awareness about enacting change through voter participation.
We partner with the American Red Cross to sponsor blood drives on campus five times throughout the year.
Students experience a little of what it’s like to be in need and learn what they can do to help.
Working with Bucknell University, our Sowing Change initiative is a network of community and campus gardens that aims to strengthen regional food security.
Faculty from various disciplines work with community partner organizations to create project-based community learning opportunities for students.
Our students work with organizations throughout the community, including:
Make a difference on campus and in the community by participating in one of Susquehanna University’s many volunteer and service organizations.
Every student at Susquehanna studies off campus-whether abroad or in the U.S.—for at least two weeks. And many of those trips include volunteerism and service learning