Southern Methodist University has two residential community service programs. The ICE (Inter-Community Experience) Program has three main components: a seminar course on urban issues, enrichment programs for neighborhood youth, and a house in the neighborhood accommodating 4 students in the program. The house was built by SMU students in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity and serves as the centerpiece for this program.
Website: http://www.smu.edu/ice/welcome.htm The second program is the SMU Service House, a cooperative living theme house for 28 student volunteers in a former fraternity house on campus. Residents, under the guidance of a hall director, coordinate everything from kitchen duty to service projects.
Website: http://www.smu.edu/housing/new/rhi/servicehouse.htm
