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Veterans Should Check Out Post-9/11 GI Bill

Beat Poets to Appear for Lindenwood Speaker Series

Open House November 21 for Those with ACT of 30 or Higher

Daniel Boone Home Celebrates Holiday Season with Annual Candlelight Tour

Ameren donates $5,000

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Lions Blow Out Western Michigan

Follow Along With Saturday's Football Game On The Internet

Five Lady Lions Honored by the HAAC

Lady Lions Sweep Liberty

Lindenwood Football Hosts Langston In NAIA Football Championship Series First-Round Contest

Lady Lions Fall at Home to Missouri Baptist

Men's Basketball Improves To 3-0 At Hyland Performance Arena

Lady Lions Return Home For a Pair of Games

Men's Ice Hockey to Meet Western Michigan

Lady Lions Lose a Close One to UMSL

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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.