The Campus Initiative Leadership Curriculum was created by the Hands On Network through a collaboration between the Campus Initiative Coordinators in Atlanta, Boston and Seattle affiliates. The goal of the Leadership Curriculum is to provide information, resources and ideas that equip college students with the tools they need to engage in their communities.

The program is structured in five levels that build on the knowledge and information provided in previous levels. Each level combines service with service learning through a variety of  seminars, leader trainings and volunteer projects.

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LEVELS 1 & 2:   Participants must attend at least on of the two seminars listed below and volunteer at one Campus Initiative project.

Level 1 Seminar Topics:

- Engaging, Involving, Recruiting
- Planning a Community Service Project

Level 2 Seminar Topics:
- Evaluation
- Connecting with the Community
 

LEVEL 3: Participants must attend a seminar, complete a Student Volunteer Leader Training and have led a project to move on.

Level 3 Seminar Topics:
- Turning Service into Service Learning
- Alternative Break Service Projects

LEVEL 4: Participants must attend a seminar and have led a project to move onto Level 5.

Level 4 Seminar Topics:
- Budgeting and Money Concerns within Service Project Planning
- How to Best Utilize the Resources Available to You
 

LEVEL 5:  Participants will lead their own existing Level 1 seminar or create a new one.