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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. Welcome to DC Reads! Now accepting applications for 2018-2019 DC Reads Graduate Assistant - for more information click here. Want to submit an application? E-mail us at cua-dcreads@cua.edu. If you feel that you are good with children and can be their friend and their tutor, and hope to gain a feeling of accomplishment for your service, then DC Reads is the program for you! Joel Yablunsky, DC Reads tutor. Check us out on Facebook.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. Information For Prospective Partners. Thank you for your interest! Currently, Catholic Unversity maintains partnerships with six other local schools and community-based organizations (for more information check out our Community Partners. Page), but we are always interested in considering new sites. If your school or organization is located with the NW or NE quadrant of DC, we would love to consider you!

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. Information for New Tutors. Decide if you are eligible to be a tutor and learn the benefits and requirements of being a DC Reads tutor! Ready to be a tutor? Follow these steps to join the program. We accept new tutors at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters. Download the DC Reads application and other forms you will need to become a tutor! Interested in Being a Team Leader. Are you interested in becoming a Team Leader?

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. Important Information for Current Tutors. Tuesday, April 5, 7:30pm-8:30pm. Thursday, April 7, 7:00pm-8:30pm. Pryz Great Rm C. Wednesday, April 27. Last Day of Tutoring. Friday, April 29. The DC Reads Newsletter. Keep up with the latest DC Reads news! Who are the Star Tutors of the month? When is the next workshop? It's all in the newsletter - past issues can be found here. Check out the latest issue here.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. DC Reads Weekly Fall 2016 Tutoring Schedule. Choose your schedule. All sites walking distance. Travel times included. Last reviewed: August 22, 2016. The Catholic University of America. 620 Michigan Ave., N.E.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Information for New Tutors. Return to Campus Ministry. DC Reads Tutor Paperwork. All interested tutors must complete this form in order to be considered for DC-Reads. This application is for those interested in leading a group of tutors to a particular site. Tutors eligible for federal work-study must complete this form in order to receive the work-study benefits. Please notes this is an example form - you must pick up your form from the Career Services Department.

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Student Organization Resource Center. Nest Training and FAQ. SFAB Financial Summary Form. CUA Virtual Tour Map. Search the site. Press enter to view results. View Event Photo in Full. DC Reads Mandatory Meeting for All Tutors. Event Time and Date. Wednesday, September 9 2015, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Go off-campus and tutor children at local schools and community centers in the neighborhood. Visit our website at dcreads.cua.edu. The must-see event of the season! Pryzbyla Center Great Room A.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. Last reviewed: July 13, 2010. The Catholic University of America. 620 Michigan Ave., N.E.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. Annie Riley: 00rileya@cua.edu. About St. An. St Ann's provides transitional housing and supportive services to at-risk children, youth and families in the Metropolitan Washington area who are affected by abuse, neglect, teen pregnancy and homelessness. The home has provided a refuge for needy women and children in the Washington, DC area since 1860. St Ann's Center for Children, Youth and Families. 4901 Eastern Ave., NE.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. Last reviewed: July 13, 2010. The Catholic University of America. 620 Michigan Ave., N.E.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. How do I get involved in community service? Where do I meet? Do I need to bring anything? How do I get there? Will I volunteer by myself? Do I have to go every week? I need a letter verifying I did community service. How do I get one? How do I get emails about community service opportunities? If I don’t find anything that fits with my schedule, what do I do? How do I get involved in community service? Where do I meet? No, you wi...

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CUA Summer Mission Trips - Service and Justice

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. Wed Oct. 12th - 10-11pm in the CM Lounge. Tues Oct. 18th - 8:30-9:30pm in the House. Sun Oct. 23rd - 10-11pm in the Mills Lounge. Applications are due on Friday, November 4, 2016 in Campus Ministry for both Spring Break. And Summer Break Mission Trips! Requirements, Expenses, Deadlines, etc.). Information Sheet and Application. Every year approximately 65 CUA students spend their spring break or 10 days during their summer break...

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Weekly Service Calendar - Service and Justice

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Organizing a Service Project. Long Term Service Fair. Service and Justice Weekly Calendar. St Ann's Monthly Parties. CUA sponsors large seasonal events for Brookland community families to enjoy. Student volunteers can help with food, games, and various activities. The two main events held on campus are Halloween on Campus and Spring to CUA. Ronald McDonald Family Room. Mother Teresa Day of Service. Last reviewed: August 25, 2016. The Catholic University of America.

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Toggle Full Site Mode. Sacred Spaces on Campus. DC Area Worship Connection. Encounter with the Spirit. Sign-Up for an Event. Friday Nights with the House. Connect with Campus Ministry. The Catholic Daughters of the Americas. Catholic Athletes for Christ. Students on the Mount. Graduate and Professional Students. Submit a Prayer Intention. Sons of CUA sponsors programs and events for male students at CUA looking to grow in Faith, Virtue, and Fellowship. Manversations in first year residence halls.

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