"To lead and serve..."
UDM is "distinguished by graduates who lead and serve in their communities." (UDM Mission & Vision) Whether it's for one afternoon, one week, or all semester, all of our service opportunities will develop your leadership skills even as they give you an incredible, transforming experience of serving those in need, often in another cultural setting. Plus, you'll have fun with other students while you're at it!
Alternative Spring Breaks (March 1-9, 2008) provide students an opportunity to see the world in a different light, while giving direct service to those in need, combined with reflection on how our perspectives & hearts are touched...
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Ignatian Family Teach-In on Immigration, in Los Angeles March 7-9, 2008. An optional add-on to Spring Breaks, the Teach-In is a three-day national conference for students and others affiliated with Jesuit universities...
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The Peace and Social Justice Floor (affectionately known as Four West), located on the 4th floor of West Quad, is an active intentional student community where members gain from service, reflection, and meals together...
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D. - U.N.I.T. is a peer-led service group providing opportunities for all students on campus to work in the Brightmoor Community of Detroit, tutoring and leading after-school activities at Peter Vetal Elementary School...
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Post-grad Volunteer Programs. What are you doing after graduation? Have you ever considered volunteering for a year or two? Check out the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and Mercy Volunteer Corps, both committed to justice in a faith-context, community and simple lifestyle...
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