About
The Community Service Commission is the service office of UCLA's undergraduate student government, created in 1965 when a campus effort restructured student government to give service projects funding, transportation and a seat on council. It now oversees more than 30 student-run projects in areas such as health, disability justice, youth empowerment and food and housing insecurity. Its own programs include Alternative Breaks, which started as an Alternative Spring Break in 1991, and Volunteer Day, an annual day of service begun in 2002 that now covers 15-plus sites.
Written by Bruin Clubs from the club's own website and socials, October 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)
How to join
CSC recruits for its Internship Program during Fall Quarter, a starting point for getting involved in service and student government. Its 30+ service projects each run their own recruitment (see the Projects pages on the website), and the service listserv below shares updates and opportunities.
- Service listservGoogle Form (opens in a new tab)
- Alternative Breaks site leader application 2026-27Google Form (opens in a new tab)
- Join staff (opens in a new tab)
- Join a CSC project (opens in a new tab)
From the club's own Instagram, Linktree or website, checked October 2, 2026.
Details
- Who can join
- Undergrads
- Type
- Registered org
- Listed under
- Community Service, Student Government - USAC Affiliated
- UCLA registry ID
- 721
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