- Sturzl Center
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The Sturzl Center supports the college鈥檚 mission to serve the common good by fostering campus-wide discussion on service, promoting community engagement and recognizing significant contributions to serving the common good.
For Students
Whether it’s on campus, in the local community or on the other side of the world, our students believe in helping others.At the Sturzl Center, we can help to connect you to work that promotes the common good. The center is grounded firmly in the idea that service-learning paired with reflection can be a medium for personal growth and life-changing experiences.
Check out our academic service-learning, co-curricular service-learning and post-graduate service opportunities below:
Co-Curricular
Co-curricular service-learning is concerned with raising students’ consciousness and familiarity with issues related to various communities. This usually occurs outside of the classroom
Participate in an alternative break trip and grow through life-changing service and solidarity with some of the world’s most vulnerable people.
Residential Service ProgramsResidential Service Programs provide St. Norbert students with the opportunity to live, learn and serve together. Students serve with community partner sites impacting youth and poverty.
Service-Oriented Student Organizations
The college offers more than a dozen service-oriented or faith-based student organizations.
Academic
Academic Service-Learning courses provides students with the opportunity to engage in service as part of their academic course work.Academic Service-Learning Courses
The Community Engagement (CENG) Course designation assists students in identifying courses with an academic service-learning component. You must view the available in KnightLine for a current list and description of CENG courses. Search by, or look for, the “Commnty Engagment-Serv Learng” attribute in the timetable. After searching for these courses by the attribute, select “Syllabus Available” for more information on the community-engaged details/requirements for a specific course of interest to you.
The Village Project is an academic service-learning program embedded into the first year education major experience through courses EDUC 101, EDUC 102, and EDUC 103.
Learn more about other academic-service-learning courses from students who shared their experiences at our 2021 Celebrating Servie Event:
- ART 285 Art in a Democratic Society
- SPAN 389 Special Topics: Spanish in the U.S., Literacy Green Bay
- WMGS/THRS 324 Women in the Bible
Post-Grad
Each year some of our graduates commit to one or more years of full-time service in the United States or abroad. Full-time service offers you the chance to share your gifts, experience a new culture, live and work in community, broaden your experience and knowledge of the world, develop your spirituality, tap into your passion, and create a more just and humane world. It is not “a year off,” it is hard work with populations who have great needs. Post-graduate service can also be a valuable experience for personal growth and exploring future career options.
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Co-Curricular
Co-curricular service-learning is concerned with raising students’ consciousness and familiarity with issues related to various communities. This usually occurs outside of the classroom
Participate in an alternative break trip and grow through life-changing service and solidarity with some of the world’s most vulnerable people.
Residential Service ProgramsResidential Service Programs provide St. Norbert students with the opportunity to live, learn and serve together. Students serve with community partner sites impacting youth and poverty.
Service-Oriented Student Organizations
The college offers more than a dozen service-oriented or faith-based student organizations.
Academic
Academic Service-Learning courses provides students with the opportunity to engage in service as part of their academic course work.Academic Service-Learning Courses
The Community Engagement (CENG) Course designation assists students in identifying courses with an academic service-learning component. You must view the available in KnightLine for a current list and description of CENG courses. Search by, or look for, the “Commnty Engagment-Serv Learng” attribute in the timetable. After searching for these courses by the attribute, select “Syllabus Available” for more information on the community-engaged details/requirements for a specific course of interest to you.
The Village Project is an academic service-learning program embedded into the first year education major experience through courses EDUC 101, EDUC 102, and EDUC 103.
Learn more about other academic-service-learning courses from students who shared their experiences at our 2021 Celebrating Servie Event:
- ART 285 Art in a Democratic Society
- SPAN 389 Special Topics: Spanish in the U.S., Literacy Green Bay
- WMGS/THRS 324 Women in the Bible
Post-Grad
Each year some of our graduates commit to one or more years of full-time service in the United States or abroad. Full-time service offers you the chance to share your gifts, experience a new culture, live and work in community, broaden your experience and knowledge of the world, develop your spirituality, tap into your passion, and create a more just and humane world. It is not “a year off,” it is hard work with populations who have great needs. Post-graduate service can also be a valuable experience for personal growth and exploring future career options.
Contact Us
Location
Our office is located in Todd Wehr Hall on the 2nd level, room 229.
Hours of Operation
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Monday-Friday
Phone: 920-403-3363
Email: sturzlcenter@snc.edu
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