Following in the Jesuit tradition of faithful service, the Service Learning Program at Marquette University facilitates student academic learning through meaningful service experiences, which encourage and enable Marquette's faculty and students to positively impact the community. The Service Learning Program seeks to bring campus and community together in partnership to share resources, meet real community needs, and help to educate women and men to become the change agents of tomorrow.
Each semester, the Service Learning Program hires student leaders for the upcoming semester. If you have enjoyed your own service learning experience, and want to help facilitate these impactful experiences for your peers, please consider applying. We are currently accepting applications until positions are filled. Check out the job description!
Join us in the Center for Teaching and Learning this semester for our Tips and Tricks for Service Learning Series. All faculty and graduate students are welcome to attend. These sessions are perfect for anyone currently using service learning interested in improving their practice or for those interested in incorporating service learning into a course in the near future.
More information about the series is available here.
Marquette was named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its eighth consecutive year.
The Service Learning Program is proudly celebrating its 30th year, after being founded by Dr. Andy Tallon, Emeritus Professor, Philosophy, who wrote the initial grants and the first Program Director, Bobbi Timberlake. Thank you to the faculty, community partners, and students that have made this program successful for three decades.
Stories from community partners, faculty and students about how service learning transforms classrooms and communities.
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