(formerly known as the HELP Program)
funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service:Americorps, and Washington Campus Compact; administered by CACC
The SIS Program fosters civic engagement among higher education students, promote national service movement, and encourage relationships between campuses and communities. Students also receive an education voucher (up to $2362 for 900 hours of service). |
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funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service: Learn and Serve America Higher Education;
administered by CACC |
This program helps member institutions implement civic engagement and service-learning programs by (1) Developing the capacity of California Research institutions to meet the needs of their local community, (2) Connecting Federal Work Study to campus community service program, and (3) Developing the leadership skills of California's higher education students. |
 funded by James Irvine Foundation; administered by CACC
The IDEAS Program focused on the integration of diversity education and service learning at California independent colleges and universities. Six campuses were selected to participate in this year-long program. |
(California Student Action for Change)
funded by The Pews Charitable Trusts and National Campus Compact; administered by CACC
As a part of the national Campus Compact's Raise Your Voice campaign, CALSAC tries to promote student involvement in public activities through various campaign activities. |
This multi-campus initiative that seeks to create an intellectual and experiential understanding of civic engagement for undergraduates, and to produce graduates who understand and are committed to engaging in meaningful actions as citizens in a democracy. |
California Campus Compact is a partner in the New Voters Project - an effort to increase 18-24 year-old voter participation by 5 percent in the November 2004 elections. |
