Programs

The UVa Office of Admission offers free college essay writing and financial aid information workshops to under-represented high school students and their parents.

College Guides act as mentors to students and create educational programming for high school and community college students and their families.

A highly qualified staff of color guard instructors will teach fundamental flag basics and routines designed to enhance any program.

The Women's Place offers free and low- fee classes on topics related to pregnancy and parenthood, including labor and delivery, postpartum care, couples pregnancy massage, mom/baby fitness, mind/body techniques for pregnancy, breastfeeding, and safety. There's even a "daddy bootcamp" for new fathers.

An annual community health fair organized by nursing students and undergraduate students at the University of Virginia.

Nursing students provide assistance at the Thomas Jefferson Health Department and at WIC clinics and at the Free Clinic in Charlottesville.

The Madison House Day Care Program offers University of Virginia students an opportunity to work with teachers to lower the adult-to-child ratio in area day care centers. Volunteers provide assistance to day care staff and secondary care for children.

Youth experience “a day in the life” of UVa students by attending academic, cultural, athletic and social events with university students on a regular basis.

This exhibit includes highlights of the most comprehensive collection of letters, documents, and early printings of the Declaration of Independence, including its first printing.

This camp is designed both for students who will be their marching band’s drum major in the fall and for beginners who one day aspire to be a drum major.