Hawkeye has designed the Honors Program and our Phi Theta Kappa chapter with a flexible structure that can support students in many different, changing circumstances, with different schedules, and with different needs.
If you wish to participate in service projects or help come up with a new service project, we will support you. Scholarships and funds are available to support projects and Hawkeye faculty are eager to work with all interested students!
Students can receive course credit for service projects in a variety of ways, depending on their needs and circumstances through the Honors Program.
Current and Past On Campus Group Service Projects
- Developed the Hawkeye Student Food Pantry over the course of several years. The Hawkeye Student Food Pantry is now run by the Foundation.
- Student led mental health support groups overseen by Hawkeye's Mental Health Specialist, Deanna Shafer.
- Annual Food and Toy drives for campus and community.
- Cards for the Holidays, homemade, signed, and sent to shut-ins and others who need cheer during the holidays.
- Blood drives on campus each semester.
Current and Past Individual or Small Group Service Projects Designed by Students
- Collecting books for young readers
- Art projects for the House of Hope
- Earth Day events on campus
- Giving time at the Hawkeye Food Pantry