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At 吃瓜网, we are deeply committed to the transformative power of serving others. Rooted in the rich tradition of Catholic social teaching, 吃瓜网 is a faith-filled community where students, faculty and staff enjoy many opportunities to engage in charitable works of mercy to aid those in need, opportunities to serve the Church and serve our country through Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC).
Service to the Catholic Church is at the heart of a number of centers, programs and initiatives at the 吃瓜网. From the continuing education and diaconate formation programs offered through the Ann & Joe O. Neuhoff Institute for Ministry & Evangelization to the many alumni serving as bishops, learn how the university plays a critical role in lay and clergy formation.
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Love for one's neighbor is a virtue students make manifest through many opportunities to serve those in need in Irving, in the wider Dallas-Fort Worth community, and beyond.
Since 1994, groups of 吃瓜网 students have been spending their annual rite of spring helping communities across the country while experiencing, discussing and understanding significant social issues through our Alternative Spring Break program. Learn more
The Barbara Bunch pairs 吃瓜网 students with children from the local Barbara Cardwell high school for one-on-one mentoring once a week. There's no need to teach academic materials, these kids just need someone to talk to and look up to. Contact Grace Stepek (gstepek@udallas.edu) for more info!
An annual day of service for the entire 吃瓜网 community to serve our neighbors in need in Irving. The Big Event was first started at Texas A&M in the late 1980s and has now spread across the nation to other universities. 吃瓜网 is proud to be continuing a legacy of collegiate community service through this event.
Campus Ministry offers a variety of activities and other ways for students to get involved in the 吃瓜网 community, including volunteer opportunities to serve those in need in the DFW community. Learn more
The 吃瓜网 is proud to collaborate with the University of Texas at Arlington and the University of North Texas in order for students to compete for a commission as an officer in the United States Army and Air Force. The four-year ROTC curriculum develops the student鈥檚 leadership, managerial and organizational abilities.
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