Commit to Service, Social Justice, and Solidarity
LUC students and alumni are committed to the service of humanity and care for our common home. In learning and action, Ramblers pursue justice and stand in solidarity with those whose dignity is most threatened.
Commit to Service, Social Justice, and Solidarity: Catherine Walker
Catherine Walker (BS ’27) reflects on how her experience with the Wellness Center and the Wellness Wolfpack supported her understanding of Commit to Service, Social Justice, and Solidarity and ignited her passion for peer health education, advocacy, and gender-based violence prevention.
Reflect
Describe a time when you demonstrated a commitment to service, social justice, and/or solidarity. What actions did you take, what impact did you make, and what did you learn?
Experiences
Examples of relevant experiences that may connect back to the Commit to Service, Social Justice, and Solidarity ideal include:
- Volunteer with Community Service and Action
- Take a service-learning course
- Intern with a community or advocacy organization
- Join Labre Homeless Outreach with Campus Ministry
- Serve through Sorority and Fraternity Life
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Ready to Reflect?
Practice the Ignatian tradition of reflection through a recorded Examen or submit a written reflection to earn your Commit to Service, Social Justice, and Solidarity lapel pin.