CU VOLUNTEER CREW
Spend Reading Week as part of a team working with a local community-led organization.
Be part of a team helping community organizations while having fun, making friends and gaining skills.
Volunteer during Reading Week
Registration begins in January!
What to expect:
- 2-hour pre-departure session with your team
- Four half-days of volunteering
- Post-experience wrap-up and celebration on Friday with all participants.
George & Helene Coward Endowment Fund
CU Volunteer Crew is an evolved version of a program called Alternative Spring Break (ASB). The goal of this program is to help students access opportunities and encourage them to think critically and reflect on their experiences, so they can make the most of their academic journey and contribute to their community.
CU Volunteer Crew is made possible by the support of the George and Helen Coward Endowment Fund is offered for free to Concordia Students. The ASB program received a generous donation in memory of the late Kenneth Coward and was named after his parents, Helene and George Coward.
FutureBound
If you participate in the CU Volunteer Crew reading week program, it can count towards completing your Core Skill Modules in FutureBound. CU Volunteer Crew is the equivalent of finishing 4 activities: (2 Leadership & Collaboration, 1 Communication & Digital Capabilities, 1 Career Development).
Want to learn more?
Get in touch
Katie Broad
CU Volunteer Crew
katie.broad@concordia.ca
Drop by
The LIVE Centre
H-659 (see map)
Sir George Williams Campus
