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Get involved in programs promoting diversity, social change, and activism! See calendar for details on current programs.

Student Internship program - UCM's interns are the heart, soul and sweat of our organization! Students gain experience in all aspects of running a nonprofit, community-based organization, from coordinating programs to assisting in fundraising and outreach. UCM currently offers paid internships in PR, Spiritual Growth and Thursday Supper. UCM also partners with OU programs to provide internship experience for college credit. Students may also receive workstudy through a UCM internship. Call 593-7301 or email ucmcf@frognet.net for information.

A Girlfriend's Guide to Activism - intergentional dialogue with women activists in the community and students at OU.

Soup for the Soul -Discussion series bringing campus and community together over a different topic every quarter. Free soup lunch. Open to everyone. Thursdays, noon - 1:00 p. m. See calendar for details.

Circle of Friends Student Organization - OU progressive student organization for interfaith dialogue and activities.

Thursday Supper - Student organization and weekly free meal program.

Saturday Lunch - Fall 2007 - weekly free meal program.

Interfaith Worship Services- See calendar.

Women's Spirituality Workshops and Gatherings - See calendar.

Book and video discussions - Topics include a variety of interfaith, social justice and diversity themes.

Saturday Work Trips -Students volunteer in a variety of community service projects.

Alternative Spring and Winter Break Trips for Ohio University Students - Past trips include delegations to examine political, economic and social issues in Nicaragua and Cuba and volunteer work trips to communities in Appalachia and the US - Mexico border.

Pastoral Care - Contact Spiritual Director, Evan Young, ucmevan@frognet.net

Southeast Ohio Underground Railroad Tour - Students and community members learn about the underground RR history in their area through visits to important sites including caves and hidden rooms in houses where escaped slaves hid. TBA.

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