WashU volunteer organizations

• Campus Y Programs

  Campus Y offers multiple opportunities for education, mentorship, and advocacy.

• City Faces

  City Faces is a program run by WashU students that works with children, teenagers, and young adults living in the Clinton-Peabody public housing neighborhood in St. Louis.

• The Learning Center

  Learning Center services are designed to mentor students, help them develop the life-long skill of “learning how to learn,” to facilitate their ability to excel in their coursework, and to stimulate independent thinking through persistent coaching.

• Gephardt Institute Programs

  Gephardt offers numerous service-learning opportunities, including Books and Basketball, K-12 Connections, and Hawthorn InvestiGirls.

• Kappa Delta Pi (KDP)

  Members International Honor Society in Education take part in service projects.

• Niños Cambios Puertas

  Niños Cambios Puertas Volunteer Program was founded in 1996 to provide tutoring and mentoring to Latino youth in St. Louis.

• Out of the Blue

  Out of the Blue is a WashU community service group committed to promoting childhood literacy.

• TESLA

  TESLA mobilizes college students to establish dynamic after-school clubs for for underserved youth to build STEAM literacies and critical thinking capacity through hands-on challenges.

• Teach English as a Second Language

  Teach English is a Second Language Learning Club that pairs undergraduate tutors with other undergraduate students, graduate students, and university employees to help them improve their English.