S.E.R.V.E. Model

The S.E.R.V.E model, developed at the University of Nebraska, outlines the important elements of a quality service-learning project. Student Involvement’s Service-Learning program uses the S.E.R.V.E. model in all areas of volunteer service including Community Challenges, Alternative Service Breaks, and Service-Learning Courses.

Five Steps to SERVE:

• [S] elect a service
• [E] ducate and inform
• [R] espond to need
• [V] alue significance and reflect
• [E] valuate and celebrate

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Events

	2009 UNL Tax Credit Campaign Come join the nation in the charge against poverty. In conjunction with the Lincoln Family Economic Security Partnership Coalition, UNL will be preparing low-income, working families' and students' taxes for free!. Find out more.
	Dare to Care Provide Thanksgiving meals for families who would otherwise go without. Earn points by collecting non-perishable food and money for the Lincoln Food Bank. Prizes for students, faculty, staff, departments, groups and RSOs. Find out more.
	Winter Alternative Service Break When: January 2 to 9, 2010 Where: San Antonio, TX Find out more.