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Public Service Requirement University of St. Thomas School of Law

Public Service Requirement University of St. Thomas School of Law. The Requirement . 50 hours of qualifying public service completed before graduation. Uncompensated Addresses the Need of Another Monetary Academic Consistent with the Missions of the Law School and University

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Public Service Requirement University of St. Thomas School of Law

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  1. Public Service RequirementUniversity of St. Thomas School of Law

  2. The Requirement 50 hours of qualifying public service completed before graduation. Uncompensated Addresses the Need of Another Monetary Academic Consistent with the Missions of the Law School and University Catholic Social Teaching Moral Responsibility

  3. What is considered public service? Counts as Public Service Does Not Count Compensated work Campaigning on behalf of political candidates Work to promote goals that are inconsistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church (i.e Planned Parenthood) Work for which a student is receiving mentor credit Work That satisfies a course requirement or clinic Compensated work as a research or teaching assistant • Uncompensated work for a non-profit organization (i.e. Habitat for Humanity) • Lead a church youth group • Volunteer through Minnesota Justice Foundation • Legal or administrative tasks for an organization • Youth sports team coach • Park cleanup volunteer

  4. Tracking Public Service

  5. Ways to Get Involved Fall and Spring Service Days (September 28 and March 8) Ongoing Monthly Opportunities Join Public Service Board (Applications available in September and due in early October)

  6. Questions

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