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MLK Week of Service

Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service is a federal holiday designated by Congress as a national day of service – a “day on, not a day off.” This year, the Stevens community will honor Dr. King's legacy with a full Week of Service, from January 27-31 2025, allowing students, faculty, staff, and alumni to engage more deeply in service and reflection. Throughout the week, various speakers will discuss the importance of taking nonviolent action toward achieving equality, justice, and change for all, and volunteers will have expanded opportunities to work with local organizations.

This 4th annual event aims to be Stevens' largest community service initiative yet. We encourage all students, faculty, staff, and alumni to register by January 20 and join in celebrating Dr. King’s lasting impact through action and service.

Check back here for a schedule of events and more information.

Learn more about our past events:

This event is open to all members of the Stevens community and invited honored guests. Registration required.

Contact [email protected] with questions.

Host a Service Activity!

The MLK Week of Service Planning Committee invites all student groups (registered organizations, fraternity and sorority chapters, athletic teams, etc.) and campus departments to host their own service event during the week of January 27-31, 2025!

For those interested in hosting an event during the MLK Week of Service, please complete the following form by December 6: https://cglink.me/2xe/s482

Contact [email protected] with questions.

Photo Gallery

Stevens Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Liliana Delman and keynote speaker Aisha Lawrey '99 pose with students

Students do community service at MLK Day of Service

Volunteers organizing the Hoboken Charter School library

Students organizing canned food products at the Lunchtime Ministries

Internationally recognized young civil rights activist and movement strategist Tylik McMillan speaking to attendees.

Volunteers help serve food with the Lunchtime Ministries program through St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran Church.

Students and staff members pose with 2023 keynote speaker Aisha Lawrey '99.

Stevens volunteers pose outside of Elysian Charter School after completing service hours with students.

Aerial shot of the MLK Day of Service Community Brunch in 2024.

Student volunteers at the Hoboken Public Library

Volunteers organizing the Hoboken Charter School library.

2024 Oratorical Contest Winners pose with members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

STEM advocate and Stevens alumna, Aisha Lawrey '99, speaks on the importance of service to community.

Students organizing canned food products at the Lunchtime Ministries.

Assemblywoman Linda Carter M.S. '00 speaking to attendees at the 2023 MLK Day of Service.