Our GLOBAL SCHOLARS will have a training on August 3rd from 9-11 am in our Keller Student Center. This is for students who have already signed up and are accepted to our Global Scholars Program.
LEADERSHIP TRAINING for those students who will be leading one of our SUA organizations for service, justice, or equity and inclusion will have a training on August 3 from 12:00-2:30 pm in the Keller Student Center. (Bulldog Buddies, SOS, Social Justice Club, Bulldog Boost, SUA Impact, and Hands Across Campus)
Students who would like to sign up for one of our service programs will be given more information at the end of August and Sign-ups will begin after September 1, 2023. We have a student Google website with more information about these opportunities that students can access through their laptops in the SUA Bookmarks.
The Bulldog Boost is the Fair Trade Coffee Shop on campus sponsored by the Social Justice Club. $3 Coffee and Hot Cocoa OR $2.50 with your own cup. The Bulldog Boost Coffee Shop is Open Tuesday and Thursday Mornings at 7:30 am, Fridays at lunches, and during Exam Breaks. Your daughter can now purchase a Loyalty Card for the Boost!
Buy 10 drinks, get the 11th free! The card is $30, as each cup of coffee, hot cocoa, or tea is $3. Interested? Fill out the Link HERE and send it in with a check.
We are currently recruiting students interested in attending the annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) in Washington D.C. IFTJ is an opportunity for students to be empowered, inspired, challenged, and supported by a community that sees faith and justice integrally linked. Attendees will meet students from Catholic institutions from all over the United States while hearing an amazing group of speakers on issues of social justice and advocacy. They will be coached in the art of presenting an "ask" to elected representatives, and then conclude the conference by heading to Capitol Hill on Monday morning to meet with their members of Congress to present their own "asks" on issues of justice.
To learn more about IFTJ, visit: https://ignatiansolidarity.net/iftj/
In addition to taking part in the IFTJ, the students will have the opportunity to explore the various museums and monuments of D.C. on Saturday before the conference begins in the late afternoon. For application and cost information, contact Ms. Kemper.
Questions can be directed to the St. Ursula Academy Service, Equity, and Global Education Department:
Ms. Rachel Choquette Kemper – 513-961-3410 ext. 168 or rkemper@saintursula.org