SERVICE & FUNDRAISING REQUIREMENTS

10 of the 80 hours of service must be completed through AHS fundraising activities or events officially sponsored by the Office of Honors Programs. 

The Fundraising Secretary together with committee members will prepare Fundraising Documentation forms for each student that participates in a fundraising event. The Fundraising Secretary will maintain a tracking sheet for each semester’s events and fundraising credits earned. 

You can earn service hours by actively participating in AHS through the:

• AHS Executive Board (15 hours/semester)

• Standing Committees (12.5 hours/semester)

  • Social/Cultural Committee

  • Outreach Committee

  • Publications Committee

  • Fundraising Committee

  • Recruiting Committee

  • Service Committee 

• Mentor Program (12.5 hours/semester)

• AD HOC Committees (12.5 hours/semester)

  • Alumni Relations 

  • Special Topic/Event

Committee secretaries, in conjunction with the AHS Executive Board, determine guidelines for satisfactory service and may adjust a committee member’s service points for the term to fewer than 12.5 points if the secretary feels the member has not contributed sufficiently. 

Students who perform community service may earn one service credit for each hour of documented volunteer work logged with an approved agency. 

Only volunteer work with one of the AHS approved service organizations may count toward this requirement. 

Students must document their volunteer service on the Community Service Documentation form available below and on Pioneer Engage.  Documentation forms for service should be submitted to ahsservice1@gmail.com.