Stepping Stones to Success: Students Work Towards Graduate and Professional School

Applying to graduate and professional school takes many months of hard work, but Gustavus students find support from faculty, staff, and peers to help them through the process of furthering their education. While many seniors at Gustavus are busy donning professional outfits for job interviews and diligently updating their LinkedIn accounts, a smaller number of juniors and seniors are in the middle of the nearly … Continue reading Stepping Stones to Success: Students Work Towards Graduate and Professional School

Big Partner Little Partner continues to thrive 50 years later

This year marks the 50th anniversary for Big Partner Little Partner (BPLP), the largest student volunteer organization on campus. For half a century, the program has connected Gusties with local youth, fostering deeper connections between the college and its community, while mentoring future generations of leaders. The organization was first established by Gustavus students in 1963 with the continued support of the college and United … Continue reading Big Partner Little Partner continues to thrive 50 years later

Center For Student Leadership: Looking Ahead to 2013-14

The Center for Servant Leadership at Gustavus is offering many volunteer opportunities for students for the 2013-2014 school year. With 45 coordinators, the center houses four main areas of volunteer opportunities. More than half of Gustavus students are actively involved in at least one CSL group. Outreach (Church Relations and Community Engagement)  With a mission to strengthen the presence of the Church at Gustavus and the … Continue reading Center For Student Leadership: Looking Ahead to 2013-14

Awards recognize civic engagement

The 2013 Civic Engagement Awards have been announced, recognizing outstanding individuals and community partners in their exemplary services to the community. The Minnesota Campus Compact’s President’s Awards for Civic Engagements give member college presidents and chancellors the opportunity to recognize leaders in college and university communities. They  acknowledged three categories of effective leadership in students or student organizations, faculty or staff stewards, and community partners. … Continue reading Awards recognize civic engagement