Service Learning Institute

CSUMB has a community partnership database with hundreds of non-profit organizations and governmental agencies that are established service learning community partners. The links below take you to lists of the partners that have identified specific service opportunities for the current semester. Review their service needs and connect with the partners according to the “Opportunity Application Instructions” at the bottom of each opportunity posting:

• Spreadsheet of organizations with current opportunities
• Active Opportunities within CalState S4/MySLP
• Tuberculosis (TB) Testing Process
• Live scans/fingerprinting:
  
  • Connect with CSUMB University Police to schedule an appointment for Fingerprinting. The Service Learning Institute will be charged and students will not need to pay out of pocket.
  • If students get a live scan done off-campus, here are our Live scan reimbursement instructions.
    

CSUMB has an extensive network of K-12 partner districts and schools ready for your service. Some Districts have pre-identified service opportunities and specific district and/or school liaisons to support you in arranging your service placement. Other Districts welcome your service but require you to reach out individually to make the arrangements. All listed K-12 Districts are current service learning partners and are technically able to host CSUMB service learning students.

Spreadsheet of K-12 schools and opportunities

• • Click on the District Name (in the spreadsheet) for the next step in the process.
  • Tuberculosis (TB) Testing Process
  • MPUSD Orientations
  • Live scans/fingerprinting:
    
    • Get the live scan/fingerprinting form from the hosting organization.  Each organization has their own, specific form indicating where the results should be directed.
    • Connect with CSUMB University Police to schedule an appointment for Fingerprinting. The Service Learning Institute will be charged and students will not need to pay out of pocket.
    • If students get a live scan done off-campus, here are our Live scan reimbursement instructions.

One-Time Service Learning Requests are designed to accommodate students who: 

• live outside the area and have identified an appropriate organization closer to home.  
• have an existing relationship with a relevant organization for which a comparable opportunity does not already exist in the database.
• have secured a unique opportunity that does not exist in the database with an existing community partner.

Students will need to:

1. Ensure the organization and/or opportunity:
   • aligns with the definition of service as “community and civic engagement oriented toward creating a more just and humane society”, 
   • is with “external (to CSUMB) human communities” and builds a reciprocal relationship, and
   • meets course expectations.
2. Provide the following information to your course professor:

• • Student’s name and CSUMB email address
  • Name of organization
  • Organization’s website (not required)
  • Site Supervisor name and email address
  • Brief description of service activities
  • Location Type (in-person, hybrid, remote)

See our One-Time Service Site instructions.