Students
The Leo T. McCarthy Center coordinates a number of academic programs across the University in support of public service and community engagement. See how we work to create the next generation of leaders dedicated to changing the world.
Learn to Create Impact
- <span class="highlight">Public Service</span> and Community Engagement Minor
- Community <span class="highlight">Engaged</span> Learning
- CELT <span class="highlight">Fellowships</span>
- <span class="highlight">Community Partner</span> Engagement Fellows
- McCarthy <span class="highlight">Scholars</span>
- CEL <span class="highlight">Coursework</span>
Public Service and Community Engagement Minor
This interdisciplinary 20-unit minor drives students from diverse majors to analyze intersections between themselves and their communities and explore social justice issues. At the same time, students will discover opportunities to develop and implement skills for effective civic engagement and social change.
Community Engaged Learning
Community Engaged Learning courses are an integral part of the university’s undergraduate curriculum, providing students with academic coursework and community-based lessons about social justice issues and their own potential to be agents of change.
CELT Fellowships
Community Partner Engagement Fellows
McCarthy Scholars
CEL Coursework
Sonia-Lynn Abenojar
Holstein Scholarship Recipient
Learn Beyond the Classroom
The values of the McCarthy Center and its programs, to engage in meaningful work that positively impacts communities, are instilled in me as I continue to grow my career in environmental stewardship."
Sonia-Lynn Abenojar
Holstein Scholarship Recipient
Masonic, Room 106
San Francisco, CA 94117
Monday - Friday:
8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.