AmeriCorps Students In Service
What is Students in Service (SIS)?
The Students in Service program is a part-time AmeriCorps program that encourages and supports college and university students to enroll as part-time AmeriCorps members who provide valuable service in their communities. SIS members make a difference in their communities; gain valuable civic and workforce skills; and upon completion of their term of service, earn an education award.
By participating in the Students in Service program, the member becomes a part of the AmeriCorps national service network that improves lives and strengthens communities throughout the United States of America.
Students in Service Program Goals
- To increase the number of college student volunteers and service learners.
- To help disadvantaged youth succeed and advance along the academic continuum.
- To develop members' and students' civic skills, attitudes and habits.
- To improve members' and students' workforce skills.
- To engage veterans (college students at participating campuses) in serving their local communities.
- To build organizational capacity at local nonprofit, government and educational institutions.
SIS Campus Administrators
List of 2011-12 Campus Administrators (PDF, 43k)
