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Jacobsen Center for Service and Learning

By Jarom Bergeson Online Reporter - 14 Mar 2002
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The Jacobsen Center for Service and Learning at BYU is a great place to start for any student looking to give back to the community.

The Jacobsen Center has a wealth of service opportunities here on the BYU campus and throughout Utah County.

The center, located on the main floor of the Wilkinson Center, also coordinates several service opportunities for BYU students with outside organizations.

The Jacobsen Center web site lists its service opportunities by subject matter, those who benefit, proximity to campus, and many other categories.

It's all organized and ready at the Jacobsen Center. All that's missing is you and your spirit of service.





Copyright Brigham Young University 14 Mar 2002



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