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Over the past decade, community service has become a staple on most college campuses. According to UCLA's Higher Education Research Institute, 65% of college students described their respective institutions as offering opportunities to participate in community service (Liu, Ruiz, DeAngelo, &amp;Pryor, 2009). Likewise, in responses to the 2006 Civic and Political Health of the Nation survey, 43% of the nation's college students reported participating in some form of community service in the past year. However, a much smaller number of college students—approximately 19%—reported volunteering on a regular basis (CIRCLE, 2009).

Tiers of Understanding at the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter