The Office of Campus Ministry provides assistance to graduating seniors in finding placement in one of many long-term service organizations. By serving in the United States as well as the developing parts of the world, participants are able to enrich their own cultural vision and come to a deeper understanding of the Christian principle of justice.

Service organizations include:

• Americorps/VISTA, http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista.html
• CapCorps Lay Volunteers, http://www.capuchin.com/volunteers/
• Catholic Charities Volunteer Corps, http://www.ccvolunteercorps.org
• Christian Brothers Lay Volunteer Corps, http://www.cbvp.org/
• Companions in Mission, http://www.ursulinecompanions.org/index.htm
• Dominican Volunteers USA, http://www.domvolsusa.org/
• Good Shepherd Volunteers, http://www.goodshepherdvolunteers.org/
• Jesuit Volunteer Corps, http://www.jesuitvolunteers.org/whojvsare.html
• L’Arche USA, http://www.larcheusa.org/
• Mercy Volunteer Corps, http://www.mercyvolunteers.org/
• Peace Corps, http://www.peacecorps.org/index.cfm
• Providence House, http://www.providencehouse.org/

Although each organization specifies its own requirements, volunteers are usually asked to give a minimum of one year to their service commitment. Service is voluntary, but participants are provided housing, meals, and sometimes a small stipend for personal expenses.

Four CNR graduates are currently serving with three different organizations: