This page contains forms regularly used by the S.O.U.L.S. Community Service Center and its various constituencies.

Poinsettia Fund Raiser

As the holiday season nears, please consider purchasing poinsettias to decorate your offices or homes through S.O.U.L.S. Each purchase will help raise funds for our Alternative Winter Break trip to El Salvador. It’s a great way to get into the spirit of the season -- receive a beautiful plant and help build homes for needy families in El Salvador.

We are collecting orders for 7 inch poinsettia from now until Dec. 4th at a cost of $20.  The plants will be delivered to Suffolk offices until Dec. 11th. Please complete an order form and send to the S.O.U.L.S. Office via fax 617-305-6364 or interoffice mail.

Click here to access the order form: Pointsettia Order Form

Service Scholar Application Checklist & Service Scholar Application
Suffolk University is committed to encouraging and rewarding community service. The S.O.U.L.S. Community Service Center Scholarships program is evidence of that commitment. Each year, 3 students are selected for this program and are required to work 300 hours to support university sponsored service programs. Recipients are selected by a committee on the basis of community service involvement and merit. Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8. Only full-time sophomores, juniors, and seniors enrolled at Suffolk University Boston full-time at least one year prior, may apply. Award amount is $4000 per academic year, of which $1765 is posted as a grant to the student’s tuition account; and $2235 is awarded as employment, paid on a bi-weekly basis for hours worked.

Service Learning Faculty Assistant Description & Service Learning Faculty Assistant Application

2009 Alternative Spring Break Application
The Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program is designed to offer students the opportunity to engage in a meaningful service trip during spring break.

2008-2009 Connections to College Mentor Application
The Connections 2 College program addresses the lack of opportunities for First Generation College
bound students to prepare for college. During the 2008/09 School year Bird Street Community Center
youth will work with Suffolk University students every other Tuesday on campus. Additionally, students
will be asked to go to Bird Street Community Center at least 1x per month in add ition to the bi-weekly
campus meetings.

2009 Alternative Winter Break Application
Suffolk University’s Alternative Winter Break (AWB) program is designed to offer students the opportunity to engage in an extremely interactive and meaningful service trip throughout winter break. This year we will be traveling to El Salvador. 2009 AWB Group Leader Application

Service Learning Interest Form (.doc file)
For use by College of Arts and Sciences and Sawyer Business School faculty; to be completed prior to meeting to match site partners and discuss implementing service learning in a particular course.

Volunteer Opportunity Form
For use by our community partners to distribute information to the Suffolk University community about available volunteer opportunities.