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The Creighton Center for Service and Justice
The Creighton Center for Service and Justice (CCSJ) engages students in community service, reflection and action on behalf of justice and sustainability as an integral part of their Jesuit, Catholic university education. We welcome your interest and participation in our programs. Please visit us in Harper Center 2067 or here online to learn about upcoming events and opportunities.
Help the people of Pakistan devastated by recent flooding.
Service Trips
Fall Break Service Trips Applications due Sept. 9
(complete application includes completed online app, payment and interview sign up in CCSJ office. Any application marked as incomplete will be moved to the wait list.)
Scholarship applications due Sept. 7 (scholarship applicants will be notified by Wednesday at 4:30 of their award. All payments are due by Sept. 9 at 4:30)
Other Important Stuff
Read the CCSJ Newsletter for January-May 2010!
Congrats to CCSJ Director Maria Teresa, who was presented with an Ignatian Award at the Founders Day Mass on February 7th! This award recognizes faculty/staff who live in the spirit of St. Ignatius. Check out her Award Citation and audio from the Founders Day Mass.
Weekly Service Sites
The Weekly Service sites are starting back up for the year. Check our Weekly Community Partners page to get more information about where we're going each day and who to contact for more information.
Watch this video "Presente" about our Creighton delegation's journey to the 2009 Ignatian Family Teach-In and SOA Vigil/Protest! (on our Ignatian Family Teach-In page)
Project Homeless Connect Omaha
View an article written by Fr. Schlegel in the Omaha World Herald or you can also download it as a PDF
For more information please visit our office at the Harper Center, room 2067.
Sign up for CCSJ Weekly Emails here!
To sign up for one of the CCSJ Weekly emails, simply email patrickomalley@creighton.edu noting that you would like to be subscribed to the Weekly Update or the Advocacy Alert.