At UWC-USA, community service is more than giving back—it’s about finding purpose through action.
Through community engagement, students take their first steps toward understanding systems transformation.
Meaningful service is purposeful, sustained, and meets community needs, not our own agendas.
We approach service with the mindset of learning from and working alongside the people we serve.
Students connect with local communities and develop an understanding of the culture of northern New Mexico.
Inequality creates underfunded schools, which can lead to literacy challenges. Climate change creates water shortages, exacerbating poverty. Community service helps students grasp the relationships between issues and the very real effects those issues have on people.
Small actions can make a meaningful difference. We can’t solve inequality, but we can help a student build reading fluency.
Global challenges seem less overwhelming when you see that progress is possible—bit by bit.
UWC-USA students go on to be engaged, civic-minded adults who give back to their communities financially or through service.
An opportunity to connect theory with practice and deepen students’ classroom knowledge, learning expeditions offer place-based exploration of topics.
Professional dance artist-in-residence provides a weekend of hip hop workshops for students and the greater Las Vegas community.
Date TBD | With schools across the country implementing cell phone bans, this session will explore UWC-USA’s approach in context. Decisions by th...
United World College-USA
P.O. Box 248
Montezuma, NM 87731