• First Step
• Lori’s Hands
• Medical/Dental Scholars program

• Assistive Medical Technologies (AMT)
• Student Wellness & Health Promotion
• Canine Companions for Independence 
• YesUCan Extension
• Pre-health Professionals Club
• Global Health Initiative
• Making Doctors
• National Student Speech-Language, Hearing Association 
• Nutrition & Disabilities club
• Nutrition & Dietetics Club 
• Health HENS
• Men in Nursing
• Multicultural Student Nurses Organization 
• Student Nurses Organization 
• Physical Therapy Interest Club
• Occupation Therapy Club
• Medical & Molecular Sciences Club

The University’s Service Learning Scholars Program provides highly motivated students with the opportunity to immerse themselves in a service-learning project for 10 weeks in the summer in a setting outside of the classroom. Scholars work in a Delaware community agency (nonprofit, governmental, community-based action research or service-based corporate activity) and simultaneously pursue academic reflection under the guidance of a UD faculty mentor. In this immersion-learning experience, students spend the bulk of their week working in the community and one-quarter of their time in academic reading, discussion and reflection.

To learn more about Service Learning Scholars,  check out the website or contact Sue Serra, serra@udel.edu

• BHAN403, Adapted Physical Activity: students design, implement, and evaluate appropriate physical activity programs and interventions for individuals with special needs participating in a variety of clinical settings (e.g., schools, community centers, private clubs, camps, sport leagues, institutions, clinics, or group homes).
• HLTH320, Chronic Illness: From Person to Policy: in which students learn about chronic illness from a variety of perspectives, including through hands-on volunteer experience with community members living with cancer, MS, ALS, heart failure, and other chronic illnesses.
• NTDT350, Nutrition in Older Adults: in which students spend 30 hours in the community, focused on a training program for feeding older adults at a nursing home, Meals on Wheels, and a health fair that focuses on food preparation and mental health issues.

These are just 4 examples of the dozens of service learning courses at UD. To learn more about service learning on campus, visit the course catalog.