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“Giving frees us from the familiar territory of our own needs by opening our mind to the unexplained worlds occupied by the needs of others.”
- Barbara Bush
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SNC has a long history of service reflective of St. Norbert who left his life of privilege for service to others, eventually establishing the Norbertine Order. In 1898 the Norbertines founded St. Norbert College. We invite all St. Norbert students and employees to join in this tradition of service by participating in the many service activities offered throughout the year by a variety of people and groups across campus.
In addition to maintaining this list of opportunities, we also administer a service listserve that includes community service opportunities as we hear of them. We welcome anyone with service need to contact us and we will get the word out through the listserve
This isn't an inclusive list, but we'd like it to be. If you know of something else going on around campus that invites others to join, let us know.
Campus Wide Service Events
- Family Fall Fest, September, x3943
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Blood Drive, September & March, Health Center, x3266
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Make A Difference Day, October, RHA
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Poverty Awareness Week, November, Peace & Justice Center, x3011
- Advent Candle Project, December, Campus Ministry, x3559
- Special Olympics Polar Plunge, February, Plunge right into our own Fox River across from the Campus Center! Volunteer to collect pledges for your favorite person and get them to jump in! Call Sue Worrel at 490-5767, or Nancy at x4040 or
www.specialolympicswisconsin.org.
- ACRW Have a Heart Dinner/Auction, February, 437-7400
- African American History Month Soul Food Dinner, February, Karen, x4044
- 100 Men Who Cook, April, LSI, x4023
- Relay for Life, April, Joyce Tullbane, x3459
- Alternative Break Service Trips -January and March, See trips web site:
www.snc.edu/trips. Applications available there!
- Campus Clean Up, May, Journey Men
Ideal Individual Service Opportunities
- Big Brothers/Big Sisters, join over 40 SNC "Bigs" who meet weekly with their "Littles" For more info, check out their website at
www.bbbsnew.org, email at info@bbbsnew.org or call 498-2227.
- Boys & Girls Club of Green Bay, the positive place for kids. for info contact
Danielle Jandrain, 920.494.7090 ext.1052 or
djandrain@bgcgb.org
- Green Bay YMCA; Paid and volunteer positions available. Fun, flexible with school schedules, and includes a free YMCA membership. Get experience working with children and make connections that last a lifetime. Secure your job or volunteer opportunity now for fall and get ready to make a difference and play! Call 920-436-9675 or go to
greenbayYMCA.org for more information.
- Catechist opportunities, coordinated by Campus Ministry, at x3559
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New Community Shelter, meals coordinated by Campus Ministry the first thursday of every month, x3011
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Tutoring Children Opportunities, coordinated by LSI
- Spanish speaking tutors/teachers needed now! Teach Spanish to a small group of elementary age children. Paid position. Contact Marcy O'Malley, x3955.
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Habitat for Humanity, building houses in Green Bay, contact Nancy Mathias for upcoming projects, x4040
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AIDs Walk Wisconsin, September, call (800) 348-WALK.
- Centro Comunitario Episcopal tutoring after school, Begins March 2008,
download info here.
Great Group Service Opportunities Off Campus
- Crop Walk, October, contact Jean Schneider, 336-5621
- Habitat for Humanity, building houses in Green Bay, contact Nancy Mathias for upcoming projects, x4040
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AIDs Walk Wisconsin, September, call (800) 348-WALK.
- PALS Partys, September-March, 448-6023
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Terror on the Fox, October, 465-6446
- Special Olympics October-March, 497-2422
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Family Violence Center Phone A Thon, February, 435-0100
Service Trips
TRIPS is a campus program co-coordinated by LSE, Campus Ministry and Peace & Justice. They coordinate national and international service trips during the winter and spring breaks, and even including some weekends throughout the academic year.
Service Focused Student Organizations
There are a few student organizations on campus that are primarily service focused.
Click here to go directly to the Student Organization Service page. |