Get Involved. Stay Engaged

As we move back to in person learning, we have been working to develop ways to best support our partners and programs. We’re excited to share various options this semester:

TRADITIONAL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

CCSJ has returned to offering in-person volunteer service opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, alumni, and Loyola employees.  Through volunteering one time, or each week, through a service-learning course, or through an advocacy initiative, join CCSJ in connecting campus and community for a more just and equitable world.

View our one time, weekly service or service learning opportunities.

View Our Community Partners and Service Locations

LOYOLAVOTES

Learn about LoyolaVotes and commit to being civically engaged this semester. Loyola University Maryland is among 700+ institutions across the country participating in the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. Join us in increasing voter registration and voter engagement. Questions? Contact Pat Cassidy - pjcassidy@loyola.edu.

SERVICE-LEARNING

If you are taking a class with a service-learning option, this is a great way to engage with the community and connect your experience with the course content you’re learning. Ask your faculty for more information! If not this semester, register for a service-learning course next semester.

TUTORING

Many of our local education partners are seeking virtual tutoring support. Because it involves working with students under 18, it requires that folks are fingerprinted. We are seeking students who:

Have some experience tutoring elementary children
OR
Willing to be fingerprinted by Baltimore City Public Schools

If you fit this description and are interested in supporting tutoring efforts, please contact Marie Anderson at meanderson@loyola.edu.

WORK STUDY

If you are work-study eligible, we are seeking students to support our student facilitators and logistics coordinators in their duties. These tasks range from driving volunteers to their sites to tutor assistant.

Apply Now

If you have any questions, please contact Gerald Ford at gtford@loyola.edu

CONTINUOUS LEARNING

Continue learning about our Baltimore and York Road community. Check out some of the great resources below:

York Road Initiative Links and Articles
York Road: Our History, Our Story
Resources For Change
Community Engagement 101