Morpheus literary magazine is a student-run organization that meets on a weekly basis throughout both the fall and spring semesters to uphold the long tradition of the publication on campus. The magazine consists of student-submitted and faculty-judged work in a number of categories such as short form fiction, poetry and academic writing. Meetings consist of planning publication of Morpheus and the contest that goes along with it, as well as other events around campus that are held to further fuel a widespread passion for the art of the English language.

Partners in Academic Coaching for Excellence (PACE) is a partnership between Seneca County Juvenile Court and Heidelberg University to provide tutoring services to students on probation. The grant-funded program pairs Heidelberg students as “academic coaches” with local children, ages 12-18, as a condition of the children’s probation. The Heidelberg tutors work on homework and literacy, and providing a positive perspective about school and learning.

Institutional Review Board Charts

In order to apply for funding, you need to sign up for the Community and Academic Engagement Committee's (CAEC) Canvas page: https://heidelberg.instructure.com/enroll/P9BJYT

If you have questions, please contact CAEC at caec@heidelberg.edu

Apply to attend an upcoming Alternative Spring Break Trip.

Are you interested in leading a group of students to volunteer during a Fall, Winter, or Spring break? Student leaders have the ability to choose a service site and advisor of their choice for their preferred Alternative Break. Through this experience, student leaders will develop their understanding of service learning, program planning and implementation, leadership skills, written and spoken communication, time management skills, and research abilities.

At the end of each semester, students will be notified to complete the Berg Service Challenge Survey about their experience.