Student AmeriCorps Member Information

If at any time you have questions about the SIS program, please contact the SIS Coordinator on your campus.

Student Member Orientation to SIS

• SIS Big Picture (Gives an overview of the SIS program)
• SIS Challenge: We challenge you to think about what it means to you to be a civically engaged citizen and why it is important now and in the future?
  
• What is Direct Service? Member Development? Fundraising Hours?
• What types of activities qualify as service? do not qualify as service?
• Member Term of Service Overview Flowchart
  
• Member Agreement
  By signing the Member Agreement Authorization and Certification Form, a member agrees to follow the guidelines and policies stated in the Member Agreement. A must read for all potential and current members!
• Member Forms (A list of Enrollment, Time Log, and Exit forms for members)
  

More Information About the SIS Program

Member Reflection (Great Stories)
Submiting a "Great Story " gives you an opportunity to reflect in writing what your service meant to you and how your service benefitted you and your community.

             Examples of Great Stories submitted by SIS members

SIS Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (including tips on how best to use your education award)

Life After AmeriCorps

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The Students in Service program follows the non-discrimination guidelines set forth in the Civil Rights Policy of the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). Please take a few minutes to review the link to the policy below:

CNCS Civil Rights Policy

The Students in Service program expects all SIS Members to follow the guidelines of our Drug-Free Workplace Policy. Please review the following link to this policy:

Drug-Free Workplace Policy