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Marquette University strives to develop men and women with a capacity for leadership expressed in service to others.

The process of leadership is practiced and learned through a number of experiential activities and roles – employment, community service, student organizations, and coursework all contribute to knowledge and understanding of leadership.

The Office of Student Development sponsors a number of activities designed to help students reflect on experience and understand the process of leadership and how their contributions can make a positive impact on their community.

One-Time Leadership Development Experiences

Ongoing Leadership Development Experiences

Other Leadership Links


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Hunger Clean-Up

Center For Community Service

The promotion of justice and faith through service is an ideal at the center of Marquette's mission as a Catholic, Jesuit university. There are many opportunties to participate in community service at Marquette and throughout the Milwaukee area. Such opportunities include, Hunger Clean-Up (Marquette's Largest One-Day Service Project), Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and Colleges Against Cancer. For more information and to volunteer visit the Hunger Clean-Up home page or Community Service home page.