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It is estimated that 70 percent of William and Mary students participate in service
activities contributing over 150,000 volunteer hours each year. Students will find
opportunities for service in one-time activities with campus organizations, on-going
volunteerism with local agencies, or as a component of a class which helps to provide
an experiential understanding to issues like citizenship, justice, and democracy.
The Office of Student Volunteer Services acts as a resource for academic
departments and student organizations by assisting
with curriculum integration of service-learning and the development of new service
projects. OSVS also coordinates on-going programs like the College Partnership for
Kids tutoring program, Service Leaders Corps, READ Program and the Project Phoenix
mentoring program as well as dozens of one-time service events. In addition, OSVS
serves as a clearinghouse of campus, local, national and international volunteer
opportunities and sponsors annual resource fairs, training, reflection groups and
recognition programs.
More information is available here or contact:
Drew Stelljes, PhD
Director, Student Volunteer Services
Campus Center, 207B
P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA, 23187
Phone: (757)221-3263 Fax: (757)221-3451
Lauren Grainger
Assistant Director
Campus Center, 158
P. O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187
Phone: (757)221-3263
 Service Leaders Corps
Volunteer Services Web Site
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