M.A.P.

SERVICE

M.A.P.

Information Meetings

Here students learn about the program, the sites, and discuss other issues related to participating in M.A.P.. Students are asked to choose the justice issue area that best fits their talents and desires to serve, e.g., urban poverty, education, rural poverty. Applications are due January 23, 2013 online, by 5:00 pm.

Trip Introduction Meeting

After placements are made, all participants must attend the Trip Introduction meeting. Here students receive basic trip information, meet with their groups for the first time, and learn the details of the trip. This is also the "logistical" meeting when groups sign forms, choose group roles, exchange personal contact information, and gain a plan for trip preparation.

One-on-One Meetings

Participants are asked to sign up for a one-on-one meeting with the facilitators of their group.

Final Orientation

The Final Orientation is the last meeting before the trip. It is the last chance to have all forms completed and discuss any last minute logistics of the trip. This meeting is extremely important to ensure all trip preparations are set.

Facilitator Applications

Facilitators are students who have previously gone on a M.A.P. trip and now desire to get more involved with the program by leading a group of their own.

Participants

Applications for M.A.P. participants will be opened on October 1, 2012.

Click here for the complete timeline for the 2012-2013 M.A.P., or more information, contact Ann Mulgrew, M.A.P. Director, or Taylor Baar, M.A.P. Student Coordinator.


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Campus Ministry

The office of Campus Ministry is located in room 236 of the Alumni Memorial Union. A dedicated staff is available throughout the day to provide you with a wealth of information. If you are searching for a worship space, they can help you find a suitable space on or off campus. They can also inform you of the many service opportunities we offer. Read More ...