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Our diverse range of partnerships allows students to serve in such areas of interest as:

  • Elementary Schools
  • Middle Schools
  • High Schools
  • Populations in Crisis: Homelessness, Hunger, and Domestic Violence
  • Individuals with Disabilities
  • Youth Programming
  • Detention Facilities
  • Employment Readiness
  • Older Adults
  • Health and Wellness
  • Refugee Populations
  • Other

CSSA’s many partnerships allow students to interact with a diverse range of populations in ways that encourage them to challenge their own assumptions about the lives of others while engaging in work that promotes justice and social action.

There are numerous benefits for organizations that partner with university-based service and community-based learning programs:

  • Engagement with students provides communities with an opportunity to shape students’ values and to prepare them for civic participation and engagement after graduation.
  • Organizations have the opportunity to mentor and develop potential leaders of nonprofit organizations.
  • University cooperation can support a community’s efforts to address social issues and problems by helping to build capacity and provide resources.
  • Student volunteers are able to meet specific or on-going needs of organizations and help complete projects for community benefit.
  • Involvement in the life of a university can raise awareness about a community partners’ work and services among students, faculty and staff, and the larger university community.
  • Experiential education programs help