Marquette students respond to that call with a vigor unparalleled by most universities. Each year more than 80 percent of Marquette undergraduates participate in community service — and that number increases every year.
Community service is not required at Marquette, but few students leave here without participating. Our students — and you — can discover the best way to make a difference is by taking action.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED WITH THE COMMUNITY
SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS
The Burke Scholarship Program recognizes, honors and encourages lifetime development of a humanitarian ethic manifested in a commitment to serve others. It is awarded annually to 10 academically talented Wisconsin high school seniors who exhibit leadership in a manner that reflects exceptional commitment to community.
The Trinity Fellows Program is a graduate fellowship dedicated to developing urban leaders with a commitment to community service. Fellows participate in a 21-month study/work program while earning a master's degree in one of nine fields of study. Up to 10 fellowships are awarded each year.
Center For Community Service
| Service is at the heart of the Marquette experience, and students participate in a variety of ways: through New Student Orientation; student organizations; residence hall activities; local, national or international immersion experiences; leadership development programs; and athletic teams' activities. Join us as we strive to “Be the Difference!” Learn more about the Center for Community Service |
