About the program:
Johnson County Community College awards Civic Honors to students graduating from the college who have demonstrated exemplary civic responsibility and community involvement. Read more.

What's inolved:
Students must complete:

• A course with an academic service-learning component. (What's this?)
• Two of the following:
  *skills training
  *meeting observation/analysis
  *leadership development 
• 75 hours of community service 
• A final project 

What's in it for you:

• Award listed in the JCCC graduation program
• Presentation of the award at a reception to recognize Civic Honors recipients
• Name permanently listed on campus
• Documentation of tangible experience in community involvement
• Because the JCCC Civic Honors program is unique in this region, you will  stand out among your peers when applying for employment, university admittance and/or scholarships
• The chance to make a real difference and positively affect the lives of those who live and work in your community.

Start here with a step-by-step guide through the Civic Honors Program.

For more information or to register, contact:  Marcia Shideler, Coordinator of Community Based Learning, at 913-469-8500 x 3570, shideler@jccc.edu