The Center for Public Service Young Alumni Advisory Council is hosting a fundraiser for SAFI (Students Against Food Insecurity).
Mention "SAFI" on March 14th between 4-7pm at Dat Dog on Magazine Street and 10% of your purchase will be donated to SAFI! For more information visit Students Against Food Insecurity Instagram: @SAFITULANE
Tulane University's New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Environmental Studies program, and Center for Public Service, in collaboration with Rice University’s Center for Environmental Studies, are proud to announce the third annual Gulf Coast Connections. On March 1st and 2nd, scholars, non-profit leaders, artists, and architects from across the Gulf Coast will gather on Tulane's campus to learn from each other and foster new collaborations.
Tulane University's New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Environmental Studies program, and Center for Public Service, in collaboration with Rice University’s Center for Environmental Studies, are proud to announce the third annual Gulf Coast Connections. On March 1st and 2nd, scholars, non-profit leaders, artists, and architects from across the Gulf Coast will gather on Tulane's campus to learn from each other and foster new collaborations.
First Year students are invited to apply to the Peace Corps Prep program!
Online application: https://tulane.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/624123
Tulane’s motto, non sibi sed suis—not for one’s self, but for one’s own—embodies who we are as Tulanians. Inspired by our core values, faculty and staff come together annually for this Wave of Green Day of Service, hosted by the Center for Public Service. By engaging with the people and organizations of our local community, we aim to understand and improve the lives of those around us. This year’s Day of Service will be held on Thursday, March 28, 2024.
Join Tulane alums and industry pros to pick their brains on all things working in and with government.
Night 1: a panel discussion with alums about life after Poli Sci degrees
Lake Hall Theater, Wed, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.,
Registration is encouraged, but not required.
Join us to learn about this exciting opportunity to study abroad while fulfilling your 2nd Tier Public Service graduation requirement. Spend two weeks in St. Martin in the Caribbean working on an agricultural farm with Rastafari elders and learning about food, cultural, and economic sustainability in a post-colonial context. You will meet with local artists, activists, elected officials, youth, and scholars, while also taking a class and learning social sciences research methods.
Join us on Zoom to learn about this exciting opportunity to study abroad for a month in India while fulfilling your 2nd Tier Public Service graduation requirement. PHIL 3930: Philosophies of Nonviolence & Ecology is designed to develop student participants' community-focused service leadership skills; engage participants with a variety of perspectives on ethics, service, and the environment; expose students to Tibetan and North Indian philosophy, religion, history, culture, and ecology.
Join us on Zoom to learn about this exciting opportunity to study abroad for a month in India while fulfilling your 2nd Tier Public Service graduation requirement. PHIL 3930: Philosophies of Nonviolence & Ecology is designed to develop student participants' community-focused service leadership skills; engage participants with a variety of perspectives on ethics, service, and the environment; expose students to Tibetan and North Indian philosophy, religion, history, culture, and ecology.
