LIVE UNITED on Campus
The Work of Student United Way Chapters

Student United Way chapters are student-led community change organizations on college and university campuses. Student leaders advance the common good, develop leadership skills and join the growing United Way movement by giving, advocating and volunteering on campus and in the community. They also take on special projects to create lasting change, such as:

• helping build a Born Learning Trail,
• raising awareness of the Earned Income Tax Credit,
• getting donations for annual campaign,
• reading to children at hospitals and
• organizing campus-specific special projects.

There are also several national projects in which local students can be involved. Upon graduation, student leaders of United Way campus chapters join an alumni network that helps them stay involved in community change for the long term.

Universities and Colleges in the Greater Chattanooga area are:

• Bryan College
• Chattanooga State Technical Community College
• Cleveland State Community College
• Covenant College
• Dalton State College
• Lee University
• Northwestern Technical College
• Southern Adventist University
• Tennessee Temple University
• University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

If you attend one of these schools and would like to start a Student United Way chapter, e-mail Windy Brooks or call her at 423-752-0316 for more information.