STUDENTS

The Leonard Carmichael Society (LCS) offers you, Tufts undergrads, a chance to give back to the community and develop real world skills through more than twenty programs. Programs, which vary in time committment, focus on five central themes: health, hunger and homelessness, literacy and education, special interest, and youth mentoring.

Through LCS, you can give back by:

• Giving comfort to hungry families
• Walking dogs in a shelter
• Mentoring children
• Teaching English to adults
• Playing games with senior citizens
• Giving blood for patients in need
• Helping build low-income housing
• Tutoring middle school students
• Teaching conflict resolution
• Taking spring break to those in need
• Helping teens study for the S.A.T.
• Teaching health curriculum in schools
• Becoming special friends to a children
• Teaching the importance of college
• And more!

Check out the various programs listed by category to the left, or click here to download a PDF version of our Fall 2009 program listing. In addition, if you would like to be added to the main LCS mailing list or if you have any general questions about LCS, please do not hesitate to email us at lcs@tufts.edu.