Undergraduate Students

Did you know that UD offers courses with a service component that allow you as a student to experience authentic and real-world problem solving?

SERV courses are now searchable! When you register for classes, look for the “SERV” designation. These courses will offer you opportunities to extend your learning beyond the 4 walls of the classroom and into the local community. 

​The Community Engagement Scholars Course of Study (CESCS) is a four year academic program run by the Community Engagement Initiative that prepares students for life as engaged citizens.

Are you passionate about helping others? Would you like to make an impact with students in local public schools? 

Consider joining our school tutoring and mentoring program!  

PPE and the Community Engagement Ambassadors have developed a tutoring and mentoring program with two local schools: Brookside Elementary School and Shue-Medill Middle School. Regardless of your major, your service is needed and your role is valuable!

When you mentor or tutor local youth, you offer more than just the help with academics - you foster opportunities for local youth to build relationships with UD students and learn more about the UD experience. 

To learn more about the Community Engagement Ambassador program contact Addison Hughes, Assistant Director, Equity & Inclusion, Resident Life and Housing at ahughes@udel.edu.