Community
Service Record
The Community Service Record (CSR) is a pilot program begun in 2009 by
the USAC Community Service Commission. UCLA UniCamp is one of only a
dozen organizations that has been invited to participate in the trial
run.
The CSR will allow UniCamp’s volunteers to log most of their community
service hours from weekly meetings, retreats, Camp-a-Thon, and on-site
orientation, as well as from their actual week at camp. Since each of
UniCamp’s nearly 500 student volunteers must go through at least 100
hours of training during Spring Quarter, UniCamp volunteers together
donate almost 50,000 hours of their time, not including the actual week
of camp.
This program will allow UniCamp volunteers to have a written,
authorized record of their community service hours in a format similar
to UCLA’s official degree progress report (DPR). Volunteers can use the
CSR at job interviews, as part of resumes, and a number of other
situations.
Anyone who has been a UCLA student and has access to MyUCLA is eligible
to get CSR hours. Volunteers only need to log on to MyUCLA, go to the
left hand toolbar and click on “Community Service” under the “Extra
Curricular” tab. Select the event that you would like credit for, and
then submit the request. It’s that simple! |
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UCLA UniCamp is the official student charity of the University of California, Los Angeles.