Author Archives: TulanePSIP

Read more about Nate Koch’s experience as a CPS intern with Antenna this past summer! Interested in participating in the CPS Internship Program? Apply before or after you have an internship at cpsis.tulane.edu! The deadline to participate for Spring 2018 … Continue reading →

The Center for Public Service’s Internship Program is doing great things for junior Nick Crossan. Nick is interning at the New Orleans Citizen Diplomacy Council (NOCDC) located in Downtown New Orleans. Nick chose to intern with NOCDC because of his … Continue reading →

One of Tulane’s very own, Madeleine Hudak, interned at New Orleans Children’s Advocacy Center (NOCAC) this fall. NOCAC is a non-profit branch of the Children’s Hospital New Orleans. It is a facility devoted to helping children who are victims of … Continue reading →

Dr. Jana Lipman, Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of History at Tulane, will offer a class in the Spring semester that will allow history majors and minors to simultaneously study Public History and complete their … Continue reading →

The seeds for Our School at Blair Grocery (OSBG) were sown in Spring Break of 2006 when Nat Turner, a history teacher in New York, took 30 high school students to volunteer in post-Katrina New Orleans as part of an … Continue reading →

Want to volunteer as a debate judge? Contact Professor Ryan McBride at: rmcbride@tulane.edu. The tournament is October 24th and there will be a training session (with pizza!) the week before. Prior debate experience is a plus, but not required. Read … Continue reading →

Top Box Foods New Orleans is a non-profit organization based in New Orleans that aims to alleviate the problem of food inequality in the city. New Orleans is known as the United States’ largest food desert. The American Nutrition Association … Continue reading →

The Woodlands Conservancy was established as a nonprofit over a decade ago in 2001 yet began in 1997 as a regional grassroots effort to preserve and plan for smart growth.  Located in the English Turn peninsula of Belle Chasse, they … Continue reading →

The Center for Restorative Approaches’ mission is to “nurture our humanity; one person, one community, one circle at a time.” The CRA was founded in 2008, as a part of Neighborhood Housing Services, a non-profit that believes in empowering the … Continue reading →

Island in the Sun             Nestled in New Orleans’ City Park on a little island lies the Louisiana Outdoors Outreach Program, or LOOP as it’s affectionately known.  The island itself is not tremendously secluded, but you do get a special … Continue reading →