Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1-2002
Abstract
Since 1980, 2455 Notre Dame students have participated in the Center for Social Concerns’ Summer Service Project Internship (SSPI), previously referred to as the Summer Service Program, or SSP. Currently, over 200 students choose this experience yearly. These students spend eight weeks working with disadvantaged populations during the summer, as part of a three-credit course. Students have volunteered in homeless shelters, hospitals, soup kitchens, day care centers, schools, and boys and girls clubs in more than 300 cities since the beginning of the program two decades ago.
Recommended Citation
Beckman, Mary and Trozzolo, Thomas A., "Summer Service Learning — What Distinguishes Students Who Choose to Participate from Those Who Do Not? Part One: Religion, Parents, and Social Awareness" (2002). Higher Education. 161.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slcehighered/161
Comments
Studies in Social Responsibility, Report 3