Project Serve 2009 was a great success! Thanks to all who took part :D

You can be the difference - Saturday, September 12 - register online at www.usask.ca/projectserve

Project Serve is an annual one-day event to help us start off the
academic year! You can make a difference in our community (gain some
experience for your résumé) and still be home in time for
supper/dinner/whichever-one-you-call-it.

Registration is closed - check our main webpage for future events :)

Want to know more? Try one of these headings:

Basic Schedule
Project Serve: a day in the life
Questions?
Register! (closed for this year)

 

 

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Basic Schedule: short version.

 10:00 a.m.  on campus for meet and greet (with snacks – yum)
 late morning  head to community organizations (with bagged lunch provided)
 afternoon  head back to campus (where more snacks await)
 5:00 p.m.  program end :)

Pretty basic, huh? For a bit more detail, read on… or you could already register if you click here. ;)


Project Serve: a day in the life.

On Saturday morning (don’t worry, not too early – just at 10:00 a.m.) we meet on campus. You’ll enter the room following the scent of coffee, tea, and …let’s say muffins, set out for you to enjoy while you mingle. After getting to know each other a bit, we chat about the day’s events and schedule. Soon after, you grab your bagged lunch and hop on the big yellow school bus!

In the early afternoon, after spending time with your community organization (which you get to select from a list we’ll give you later – we pick from your top three), the bus comes to get you and we all head back to campus together.

Back in the classroom we discuss the day’s adventures – who went where and did what – over afternoon snacks. After that? Well, you’re free to go as of 5:00 p.m.… but there may be a surprise to follow (also free). We’ll let you know as soon as we can!

The day’s program finishes and you go home, secure in the knowledge that you’ve just met some great people, gotten to know a bit more about our community and the ways you can get involved, and built up experience for your résumé.

It’s a beautiful day, eh?


Questions?

See if your question is answered here. If not, just email us at service-learning@usask.ca and we’ll do our best to answer your question as soon as possible.

"Who can participate?"

Any U of S student can register!

"How are participants chosen?"

Student participants are selected as they register – first come, first served.

"How much does it cost?"

It is all FREE, with set snacks and lunch, and transportation provided to and from the community placement.


"What kinds of things will we do?"

Well, it really varies based on the organization you choose. This year, we have over a dozen different organizations joining Project Serve! Click here to take a look, see what appeals to you best :)

"Are there other ways to get involved with these organizations?"

There are loads of ways to get involved! Some of these ways are also through the University Learning Centre. Click here for more information on our similar programming.You can also visit Volunteer Saskatoon's website for the latest opportunities with organizations in and around the city.


Registration Information:

Remember, participants for Project Serve are selected as they register – so the earlier you register, the better chance you have of being a part of this project (space is limited).

Registration deadline is Wednesday, September 9th. Registration is now closed for this year.

If, at any time, you have questions or comments, please feel welcome to email us at service-learning@usask.ca

Hope your beginning of term is going well!