Groups
Whatever group you are part of, a variety of student groups and programs make community engagement a main focus of their work:
Landis Center for Community Engagement
In partnership with local community organizations and academic departments, the Landis Center coordinates civic leadership and experiential learning opportunities in food security, education, civic participation, and community development.
Visit the Landis Center website
Economic Empowerment
In the Economic Empowerment and Global Learning Project (EEGLP), teams of students and faculty from every academic division work hand in hand with residents to tackle real-world economic issues locally, nationally, and internationally. Teams have worked in Easton, New Orleans, and Honduras.
Visit the EEGLP website
Technology Clinic
The Technology Clinic is a two-semester, hands-on course that brings together students from different majors to help solve the real-world problems of a business, nonprofit organization, or government body.
Read articles about Tech Clinic projects
Alternative School Break
Students travel throughout the U.S. and abroad for community service projects during the winter and spring breaks. Last year’s locations were Haiti, Costa Rica, Tennessee, Virginia, New York, and Washington, D.C.
Visit the ASB website
Malagasy Education
Lafayette Initiative for Malagasy Education (LIME) is a peer mentoring program to help Malagasy students overcome the language barrier and other disadvantages to pursue their dreams of receiving a college education at an American school.
Read about LIME
