Validation Form

Purpose

The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business strives to create responsible business professionals who understand how business success is linked to both financial and socially responsible performance. In order to help further develop our students’ awareness of and appreciation for the social responsibilities of business professionals, the dean of the Love School of Business created the LSB Honor Roll for Social Responsibility.

Qualifications

This honor roll recognizes undergraduate business majors and minors who volunteer in our community during the fall and/or spring academic semesters.

• Each full-time undergraduate student in the LSB who completes at least 20 hours of confirmed community service in a semester will earn a place on the LSB Honor Roll for Social Responsibility. Students are strongly encouraged to complete all service hours with one community organization.
• Confirmed community service is defined as volunteer service for a non-profit organization or for an organized community activity. Service may be performed through the Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement or may include service performed through class activities, university sponsored service trips and student organizations.

Validation of Hours

Students need to record their service hours on the Kernodle Center Validation Form and submit the completed form to Stacy Outlaw, director of undergraduate programs, in KoBC 100A (in the Dean’s Suite) by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 8, 2020. The Kernodle Center will credit your service hours on your Elon Experiences Transcript. Please make sure that a representative from the agency that you are working with signs your validation form.

Please note you must complete a separate validation form for each semester that you wish to qualify for the LSB Honor Roll for Social Responsibility.

Contact

For additional information, please contact Stacy Outlaw, director of undergraduate programs, at soutlaw@elon.edu or 336.278.5975.

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LSB Honor Roll for Social Responsibility