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By paying dues, you are entitled to all the benefits of membership. Scholarships are also available for those who apply. Contact Matt for details.

The Member List

Here are the members of CU Habitat for the 07-08 academic year:

(To be announced in August)

 

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Membership

CU Habitat welcomes all members of the Creighton and Omaha communities to sign up and volunteer at our builds. We work hard to make sure that these volunteer experiences are fulfilling and we appreciate the hard work and contributions these volunteers bring to the program. Our chapter also offers something different, however, for those volunteers wanting to get more involved in CU Habitat - membership! Chapter members become involved in all areas of our organization and are offered a wider range of service-oriented opportunities and privileges. Basically, while volunteers help us work on the home, members go beyond this and participate in the social, developmental, reflective, and organizational facets of the club.

Here are just a few of the benefits
A free CU Habitat hammer
Participation in Fall Blitz Build and Spring Break Service Trips
Exciting fundraising events
Members-only social events
Affordable and fair housing seminars
Monthly chapter meetings
Immersion activities at area homeless shelters, finished Habitat homes, etc.
An eye-catching entry on that resume or curriculum vitae
Connecting with other Habitat chapters around the world!

Eligibility
Any student, faculty member, teacher, or staff person of Creighton University is able to become a member of CU Habitat. In addition they must meet the following criteria:

The payment of dues ($15 with scholarships available)
Assisting us with the solicitation of donations
Participation in fundraising activities
Attendance at most monthly meetings
Attendance at a minimum of 3 builds a semester

How do I Join?
At the second meeting of each semester, we have initiation ceremonies where we induct the new members into the chapter. At these meetings, members present their dues, are given a hammer, and then are considered fully-active members. Anyone can become a member at any time during the semester merely by paying dues and beginning to help us with fundraising. You might have to wait until the initiation ceremony for your hammer, but as far as we're concerned, you're in! If you have any questions regarding membership, contact our Vice President, Josh Potter.