Student Programs

Engaged learning allows you to expand your knowledge and gain skills to further prepare you for life after graduation. The Center for Engaged Learning offers programs to incentivize and encourage undergraduate student participation in engaged learning. These programs include CARDS EXCEL, W.I.N.G.S, and multiple undergraduate research and creative activity programs.

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CARDS EXCEL
Students who complete two or more qualifying engaged learning activities and submit reflections on those experiences are eligible to be considered for CARDS EXCEL distinction and earn graduation cords.
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W.I.N.G.S
The WINGS (Working Internships in Non-Profit and Government Support) program provides funding to support undergraduate students in completing unpaid internships at either 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organizations or government agencies.
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Undergraduate Research
The Office for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity can help you get involved and support your participation in a number of ways through UofL research programs as well as state and national programs.