What is Collegiate Challenge?

​Collegiate Challenge is an "alternative break" program run by the international Habitat for Humanity organization. It gives college-age Habitat members the chance to spend their school break doing fulfilling service work for others in another area of the country or world.

 

Click here to read more about the Collegiate Challenge program from Habitat for Humanity's website.

 

 

Collegiate Challenge at Marquette

Marquette's Collegiate Challenge trips are one week long and take place during winter break and spring break. They are an excellent opportunity for us as Marquette Habitat members to get to know each other better, experience another part of the country together, and  and work as a team to build homes for those in need. Typically, we spend Monday - Thursday of the week working on a home, then use Friday as 'rest day' to vacation a little in the city where we are staying.



If you have any questions about Collegiate Challenge, contact us here, using Collegiate Challenge in the subject line.

 

You can also contact Ben Sheehan or Emily Smith, the Collegiate Challenge Co-Coordinators at Marquette.