Community Service Clubs
Circle K International
Dr. Richard Summers (Advisor)
Professor of Mathematics
(770) 720-5597
rds@reinhardt.edu
Circle K is the world's premiere collegiate service organization with over 11,000 members worldwide making an impact on their campus and communities. Circle K is sponsored by Kiwanis International, a community service organization for professional men and women. Kiwanis International also sponsors Key Club International, the high school counterpart of Circle K, and Builders Club in middle and junior high schools. By joining Circle K, not only do others benefit from the service you provide, but you will enrich your own life as well.
Habitat for Humanity
Shayln Hernandez (Advisor)
Residence Life Coordinator
(770) 720-9202
sjh@reinhardt.edu
The Campus Chapters program of Habitat for Humanity International (HFHI) enables and encourages students to help eliminate poverty housing in partnership with Habitat affiliates worldwide. A campus chapter is an unincorporated, student-run, student-led organization that performs three main functions: building or rehabilitating houses in partnership with Habitat affiliates, national offices and homeowners; educating the campus and community about affordable housing issues and the work of Habitat for Humanity; and raising funds for the work of Habitat.
Invisible Children
Dr. Kevin Crawford (Advisor)
Assistant Professor of English
(770) 720-5937
ksc@reinhardt.edu
Invisible Children is a club that seeks to raise awareness about genocide, violence, and health crises, primarily in Africa.
Optimist Club
Michael Martinez (Advisor)
Interim Library Director
(770) 720-5995
mmm1@reinhardt.edu
Optimist Club is a great opportunity to work with children and to volunteer in the Waleska and Canton communities. It is also a great way to meet other students on campus and to get involved.
