The Center for Social Concern is an office within the Homewood Student Affairs division of Johns Hopkins University that is dedicated to volunteerism and community engagement. The Center emphasizes the value of service with others. Volunteers and community members enter into an educational process where both benefit from the interaction, and reciprocal learning is the common ground for all of our initiatives. Our programs and efforts are striving to create a “better community” in and around the Johns Hopkins campus. Read more below about how to get involved.

Walk-In Office Hours

Get your questions answered or just learn more about how to get involved with the CSC. Stop by and chat with us at at Brody Café, Gilman Atrium, Levering Lounge or Mudd Atrium. Appointments aren’t necessary.

Spring 2019 (January 28–May 3)

Get Involved

• If you are a new student to Hopkins, the CSC’s programs provide a perfect opportunity for you to learn about Baltimore and meet some new friends who have your same interests.
• If you are an upperclassman new to the CSC and looking for a new experience that will be fun and impactful, you’ve come to the right place.
• If you are already active at the CSC, help us spread the word and get students involved and working with you! Tell them about your experiences and which programs have impacted you the most.
• If you are a faculty member, consider teaching a Community-Based Learning course or joining the next Engaged Scholar Faculty and Community Fellows Program cohort.

Read more about our other programs or consider applying to a CSC leadership opportunity so you can get involved!

Public Service & Social Concern Alumni Affinity Group