1. 2014-2015

2. Campus Ministry Organizing Service Projects Ushers at Mass Acting out Gospels Infomercials Retreat Leaders Much more!!

3. Working with our four parishes Hands-on community service opportunities Food drives Community outreach programs Skype with Haiti

4. http://palusa.org/ The PAL® Peer Assistance Leadership Program is a school-based, peer-to-peer youth development program for students in grades 4-12 built upon a philosophy of students helping students. Established in 1980 by the Orange County Department of Education, the PAL program addresses the underlying causes of violence, tobacco, alcohol, and drug use by youth. The program encourages PAL students and their peers to make healthy life decisions and provides opportunities to create a supportive and safe school environment. PAL supports students’ healthy lifestyles by building resiliency and assets through youth leadership, mentoring, conflict resolution, cross-age teaching, peer helping, service learning, and prevention activities. The PAL program can enhance and support all student leadership programs in schools.

5. Fill out application Submit resume Get a teacher recommendation Interview

6. A diverse group of students will be selected after the application and interview process is complete. You will receive a letter informing you of our decision. If you do not make it into the program, you can always apply the next year.

7. Your application, resume, and teacher recommendation is due Friday, April 11 th.