Civilian Student Community Service Award (CSCSA)
About
Award Eligibility
All civilian graduate students enrolled at USU, who have completed 200 or more hours of community service, are eligible for the Civilian Student Community Service Award (CSCSA).
How to Apply
Students must complete the Civilian Student Community Service Award (CSCSA) Application.
Students must compile documentation supporting the completion of 200 hours or more of service. A Verification Form is required to be signed by each community organization. Students are also encouraged (not required) to submit a log of their hours.
Students must submit the application and documentation to the CSCSA Recommender, Laura Baumann, Assistant Dean for Graduate Student Development and Support (laura.baumann@usuhs.edu) .The CSCSA Recommender will confirm that all requirements for eligibility have been met and route to the Dean of the School of Medicine for approval and certification.
Once approved, a certificate of completion will be provided to the student.
Civilian Student Community Service Award Application
Tracking and Certifying Hours
Volunteer Coordinator Log:
If helpful, the USU Volunteer Coordinators can also create a Volunteer Drive in your name that will provide a Submission Form, Record Sheet, and Documentation Folder, to ease the tracking of information.
To have us create your Volunteer Drive, please email us at volunteer@usuhs.edu!
Verification Form *REQUIRED*
At the conclusion of the service (or to apply for the award), a signed Verification Form must be obtained from each organization to certify hours.