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10 Ways Your Institution Can Get Involved
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Here are ten ways that your institution of higher education can partner with the Corporation for National and Community Service.
- Join the Corporation's goal to engage 5 million college students in service by 2010.
- Apply for grants available from the Corporation in order to help us reach our goal of supporting 300,000 college students in service.
- Ensure that 20 percent of your Federal Work-Study funds are devoted to college students who engage in community service, or provide other incentives for volunteering.
- Match the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award to encourage AmeriCorps alumni to attend your institution.
- Provide a full-time person to coordinate and support service on campus.
- Offer service-learning as a part of your core curriculum (in at least one discipline or school major).
- Incorporate service-learning into your teacher-training programs.
- Encourage innovative models of tutoring and mentoring.
- Sponsor other promising innovations that renew and strengthen the commitment of students to civic life.
- Ensure that reflection is a part of a structured volunteer or service experience to encourage critical thinking about how community service is related to the obligations of citizenship.
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