As a student, the possibilities to be involved with the Social Enterprise Institute are endless. First, students interested in enhancing their academics as social entrepreneurs can take courses offered by the D'Amore-McKim School of Business in Social Entrepreneurship or a Seminar in Micro-lending. In the future, D'Amore-McKim School of Business students taking the Social Entrepreneurship core can receive a concentration in Social Entrepreneurship Studies. Secondly, students can take advantage of our domestic volunteer opportunities, by assisting with the Domestic Microfinance Fund or the Citizen Schools Apprenticeship Program. Lastly, students can join the awareness and action network with other students interested in the area of social entrepreneurship by joining student led organizations such as NetImpact Undergraduate Chapter or the Field Study Program Alumni Group. Both students groups are catalysts for activities and programs offered by the Social Enterprise Institute dedicated to social business and civic engagement. If you are a student group on campus or an organization seeking partnerships with the Social Enterprise Institute's Domestic Programs or the University wide Urban Engagement Initiative, please contact our student group partners.