Lindenwood University - Saint Charles, MO

Home

About LU

Academics

Admissions

Alumni & Friends

Athletics

Evening Programs (LCIE)

Financial Services

Student Development

Schedule Information | Campus News | Athletic News

Schedule Information

All University offices and departments are operating on regular academic and work schedules.

Campus News

Annual Lindy Awards March 25

Important Message From President Evans

Climatologist will Present Program March 24 on Global Warming

Governor Wants to Slash Funding for Private College Students

School of Business Golf Tournament April 30

Lindenwood to Open Eleventh Extension Campus in Wildwood

Lindenwood Will Seek NCAA Division II Membership

Campus Launches Community Service Recognition Program

1098 Tax Form Now Available Online

J-Term Class Renovates Boone Home Gift Shop

Ameren donates $5,000

Athletic News

Lady Lions Can't Earn Win In Their Conference Opener

Softball Announces Schedule Changes

Lindenwood Picks Up a Pair of Wins Against MidAmerica Nazarene

Lions Defeat Hannibal-LaGrange on the Road

Lady Lions Win Third Straight National Championship

Lady Lions Begin Conference Play This Week

Lindenwood Baseball Takes on Two HAAC Foes

Synchronized Swimming Improves In Second Year At Nationals

Cycling Continues String of Strong Performances

Lions Sweep Baker

Lindenwood University > Student Development > Career Development

Student Development

Student Activities

Campus Mail

Career Development

Computer Services

Dining Services

Housing

LindenWell

• Student Health Center

• Counseling & Resource Center

• Flu Information

Campus Security

• Parking Regulations

Work & Learn

Student Dev. Personnel

Academic Resources

• Academic Mentoring

• Course Catalogs

• First Year Programs

Useful Documents

• Campus Map

• Security Reports

• Student Handbook

• The LindenWord

Career Development - Community Work Service

Lindenwood University residential students may participate in the Community Work Service Segment of their Work & Learn Program during their junior and senior year. This assignment will replace one semester of Work & Learn on campus. The student will work and average of 10 hours per week for 15 weeks, or a total of 150 hours, in the participating community service organization or school district. The student’s university account will be credited as though they will be working on campus. In order to participate, you must have completed 55 hours of credit and be of junior or senior standing. (Others may be considered under special circumstances.) Students must be eligible to participate in the regular Work & Learn Program and have done satisfactory work in previous Work & Learn Assignments as well as be in satisfactory academic standing.

The purpose of the Community Work Service/American Reads Program is as follows:

to expose students to volunteer agencies and social programs in the local community.
to enable students to be involved in hands-on experience outside their normal disciplines.
to provide diverse opportunities that will enhance the student’s educational background and broaden their range of marketable talents.

For more information about getting involved with Community Work Service, stop by Career Services or call 636.949.4806.