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Students in Service Tuition Awards

What is Students in Service?

Students in Service is a part-time Americorps program for students. SIS engages higher education students in community service.

By signing up and doing volunteer work, a work-study job, or Teacher Practicum Hours students receive an education award that covers past, present, or future school related expenses.

Students choose from one of three terms of service - and when they complete their term of service, they are eligible for an Education Award (scholarship), which can be applied towards outstanding student loans or the cost of attendance at most colleges or universities.

300 Hour Term of Service within one year = $1,000.00 Education Award
450 Hour Term of Service within one year = $1,250.00 Education Award
900 Hour Term of Service within two years = $2,362.50 Education Award

Community Work that Applies

Most community volunteer work, including tutoring, mentoring, stream restoration, and volunteer recruitment
Campus based volunteer programs and general community service in any of the focus areas
Academic and co-curricular service-learning
Federal/State Work Study funded service focus positions (these are the only paid hours that can also count as Students In Service hours)
Non-paid, academic internships with a service focus
Practicum hours, such as Teaching, nursing, counseling, environmental field work and more!

How do I sign up?

Student in Service orientations take place at the CCBLA, Sem II E2125 every Wednesday from 1pm - 3pm. If you are interested go to www.studentsinservice.org the Program's official site.

Contact
Andreas Keondara or Yoshi Nagata
sis@evergreen.edu
360.867.6866