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Leadership Team In order to fulfill the goals of Hunger Clean Up, it is important for organizers and participants alike to view this effort as a partnership between the entire Marquette community and the Milwaukee community, and to act accordingly throughout program planning and implementation.
Hunger Clean-Up’s success is also dependent upon the establishment of a strong leadership coalition comprised of University administrators, student co-coordinators, committee co-chairs and committee members, community representatives, and team member participants. It also thrives on the effective utilization of University and community resources.
Decisions related to Hunger Clean-Up are made in accordance with the mission and goals of Marquette University and Hunger Clean-Up. While a collaborative approach to decision-making is utilized whenever possible, responsibility for final decisions related to the Hunger Clean-Up program rest with the Assistant Dean for Community Service Programs and the co-coordinators.
There are 2 co-coordinators who oversea the work and development of 2 co-chairs for each of the committees that comprise the leadership team. There is no limit in the number of committee members.
Positions for this year’s leadership team are already filled, but we need as many team leaders as possible to get started putting groups of students together to participate on April 19th.
Every Marquette student is called to act in being a part of Hunger Clean-Up. The event has had a tradition of attracting hundreds of volunteers on Marquette’s campus since 1989. Teams can be formed by organizing groups of coworkers, roommates, existing student organizations, or most commonly, just groups of friends.
If you’re having trouble creating a team, ask your RA if you can set up a team on your floor – there might already be one organized. Or, we’ll hook you up with a crew. To sign yourself up, click here.