Our office offers a variety of programs the include both a leadership and service component. Click the links below to learn more about our student programs!

Cards for Kids Internships - The Cards for Kids internship program will focus on volunteer coordination, presentation and marketing skills in a non-profit setting.  The Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies serves families of children with special needs in our region.  Children with Down Syndrome, Spina bifida, cerebral palsy, autism, seizure disorders, and a number of other developmental conditions benefit from their services. 

Elect Her - Campus Women Win  - Elect Her - Campus Women Win, a collaboration between AAUW and Running Start, encourages and trains young women to run for student government on their campuses.  Any students who attend University of Louisville can participate in the training held on campus.

Engage Lead Serve Board - The Engage Lead Serve Board allows students interested in serving and leading to get involved by joining in on student led committees, organizations, and initiatives.  ELSB is made up of student directors and student organization presidents focused toward philanthropic, service, and leadership minded goals.

Freshman LEAD - The Freshmen LEAD program brings a leadership development and mentoring experience for first-year freshmen at the University of Louisville. Students lay the foundation for their leadership journey in the first year of the program, Freshmen LEAD, and put their leadership into action in their second year as REACH ambassadors or First Year Guides among a variety of other leadership opportunities. 

Leadership Quest - This leadership program  is sponsored by the Office of Civic Engagement, Leadership, & Service and is located in Center Hall on West campus.  Students are provided with opportunities to explore their leadership potential through a diverse set of opportunities.

Advanced Collegiate Engagement (ACE) Institute- This advanced leadership program is designed for experienced student leaders at the University of Louisville.  What sets this program apart from others on campus is the focus on the fundamental concepts of strengths, collaboration and change combined with experiential learning and the creation of an implementable program model by the end.