About
An integral part of the mission of Concordia University Texas is to empower students to live lives of compassionate action. The Service-Learning Program at Concordia supports this mission by providing students with opportunities to serve their community and to reflect on that service. As members of the Concordia community, we strive to be "neighbors serving neighbors" in our local community and beyond. We engage in justice-focused service-learning and believe that we are all serving and learning from one another.
The CTX Service-Learning Program provides multiple and diverse service opportunities with local service partners in the Austin area community. We will also continue to offer service opportunities on campus, outdoors, and even a few virtual options from time to time.
Through the CTX Food & Resource Center, run by the Service-Learning Program, those within the CTX community are also able to support one another right here on campus. Donation bins are located on campus (1st floor of Cedel Hall [Bldg C] and in the Student Development Center [Bldg F], just inside Room 201), and people may also donate through an Amazon wish list at https://amzn.to/3AFqEnI. The CTX Food & Resource Center exists as a resource for any CTX students who are experiencing an issue with accessing food and personal hygiene products, including period products; it also has an inventory of gently used clothing. It operates as a drop-in center in the Student Development Center (Bldg F), Room 201 and is available from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m. every day when the university is open.
For more information about any of these opportunities, please contact the Service-Learning Program at servicelearning@concordia.edu. And follow us on our Instagram page @ctxservicelearning.