Student Leaders: Seattle Pacific Reachout International
What Is SPRINT?
Through international service-learning and mission trips ranging from 2 to 6 weeks, SPRINT contributes to community health and wholeness by connecting students to effective models of community engagement through opportunities to learn and serve outside the United States. SPRINT students learn first-hand from leaders engaged in significant ministry in their communities and to encourage others through their service.
SPRINT is
facilitated by student leaders, supported through the Associated Students of Seattle Pacific (ASSP), and under the mentorship of John Perkins Center staff.

SPRINT 2013: Join God at Work in the World!
Learn more about Summer, 2013 Trip Descriptions, Costs and Details!
Learn more about the SPRINT Process at our FAQ page.
What about those at home? Read SPRINT's information for Parents, Guardians, Friends and Family.
Ways You Can Help
From making a financial donation, to drinking coffee, to finally finishing those household projects, you can support SPRINT students in several ways. Find out more.
SPRINT's Impact
Do summer SPRINT trips have long-term meaning? An ongoing study and students' experience say yes.
Learn more about SPRINT's process and impact in "A Life-Changing Summer."
All SPRINT participants are required to enroll in GS 2500: "Service Training for SPRINT" in Spring Quarter.
Interested in SPRINT? Contact the SPRINT Core.
Now That They're Home ...
The reflection continues when SPRINTers return from their experiences. Visit SPRINT's post-trip page for helpful reflection resources.
Visit SPRINT's Archive Page to read reports and to see photos and videos from past summers' teams.
News and Events

Hire a SPRINTer
Have a spring cleaning project? Support SPRINT missions and hire SPRINT students to do the work. Contact Daniel Lee (leed13@spu.edu).
SPRINT Sundae
Learn about summer 2013 SPRINT trips Sunday, May 19, 12:30 - 2 p.m., Martin Square.
Follow SPRINT 2013
Follow our summer 2013 SPRINT teams. Check out updates from their blogs.


