Being a UT student, a Volunteer, far extends beyond the hours of the class schedule. Community engagement and service learning embodies the true meaning of being a UT Volunteer. UT’s Volunteer Creed, “One that beareth a torch shadoweth oneself to give light to others”
Below are just a few of the countless opportunities available to students that can and will enhance their life at UT.
Center for leadership and service
UT’s center for leadership and service offers a variety of engaging programs and service opportunities open to any student who wants to serve the campus and community, and further his or her leadership skills.
Division of student success
This helps students maximize their strengths and understand how their strengths contribute to their academic dreams, career paths, and personal well-being.
Student government association (SGA)
Students can serve the student community by getting involved in the student government.
Student clubs
From academic interests and club sports, to politics, Greek organizations, dance and theatre, the environment, foreign cultures, and everything in between, student organizations are at the heart of UT’s cultural and service movements.
Student activities
Students have the opportunity to work on a university committee that provides program and leadership opportunities to advance student learning.
First year studies 101 peer mentor
This helps new students adjust to the university environment with the help of peer mentors.
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