Campus Corps

Campus Corps is a state-wide AmeriCorps service program through which college students tackle unmet community needs in local non-profit organizations.  The goal is to make connections between college campuses and the community, and to address needs through student involvement and volunteering.  Students commit to a term of service, fulfill their hours and other program requirements, and receive an Education Award upon successful completion.  The Education Award is not a personal check made payable to the student, but a voucher that is used for educational expenses only.  It can be applied toward current tuition and fees, future tuition and fees (future semesters, graduate school, etc.), or toward a qualified student loan upon graduation.

Terms of service

300 hours = $1,000 Education Award
450 hours = $1,250 Education Award
675 hours = $1,800 Education Award
900 hours = $2,362 Education Award

Campus Corps is one program with two sub-programs on the MSU Billings campus.  One sub-program is the Service Team, and members are called “Service Team Members.”  The other sub-program is Service Learning, and members are called “Service Learning Members.”  Click below to learn more about the 2 programs.

• Service Team

• Service Learning

MSU Billings Campus Corps students
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