LUCserve
We look forward to you joining our Spring 2023 dialogues!
Thursday, February 23 - 7-8pm, Damen 217
Thursdsay, March 30 - 7-8pm, Damen 217
LUCserve offers student-led service and justice programs for all Loyola students. Through a series of programs, students can explore the breadth and depth of service through workshops, conversations, and activities.
LUCserve programs are designed so that students will be:
- Immersed in the Loyola University culture of service
- Invited to explore social justice issues within Rogers Park and Edgewater
- Inspired to broaden their definition of service beyond direct service
- Ignited to sustain a habit of service
Central to those goals are:
- Community Building among all Loyola students
- Student-Led Initiatives where CSA leaders engage and support fellow Ramblers
- Ongoing Community Connections that respect our long-standing collaborations
More About LUCserve
LUCserve programs focus on various ways of serving (like advocacy and social justice dialogues) and on social justice issues. Each student-led committee focuses on a specific theme, but our programs will address intersecting issues such as economic and racial justice.
LUCserve is designed for you to join when you are able! Simply watch the schedule to see what events are coming up! No knowledge about the issue is needed to join. Just come with a genuine curiosity to listen and to share.
Program Calendar
Spring 2023 programs:
Thursday, February 23 - 7-8pm - Damen 217
Civic Engagement Matters
Thursday, March 30 - 7-8pm - Damen 217
Healthcare Inequality
Fall 2022 programs:
Tuesday, October 4 - 7-8pm - Damen 217
Education and the Immigrant Experience
Tuesday, November 8 - 7-8pm - Damen 217
Accessibility & Disability in Education
Here's a sampling of past programs:
How Are You, Really? Mental Health at Loyola
How to Be Your Own Advocate: A Discussion on Navigating Our Healthcare System
A Segregated Chicago: Health Disparities Off the Red Line
School to Prison Pipeline
Diversity Initiatives in Education
Racialized Surveillance and Policing
Food Abundance: How Can We Use Our Waste?
A Segregated Chicago: Gentrification and the Chicago Housing Authority
The Effects of Food Insecurity: What is Your Role?
Want to know what kind of events we do? Check out a sampling of our events from past years!
- Uyghur Muslim Modern Day Genocide in China
- Gentrification in Chicago
- The COVID-19 Pandemic and Public Health Effects
- Meet Our Community Partners in Uptown
- School to Prison Pipeline
- Mental Healthcare Inequity
- Disability and Kindness
- Read with Ramblers
- Meet Some Seniors
- Identifying and Understanding Bias in the Media
- How COVID-19 Has Disproportionately Affected Minority Communities
- Defensive Design Advocacy Workshop