Make Idaho Yours
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
 

Contact Us

Moscow

College of 
Agricultural & Life Sciences
University of Idaho
Agricultural Sciences Bldg.
606 Rayburn Street
Moscow, ID 83844-2331
phone: (208) 885-6681
fax: (208) 885-6654

ag@uidaho.edu

Boise

College of 
Agricultural & Life Sciences
University of Idaho
322 E. Front Street
Boise, ID 83702
phone: (208) 334-2999
toll free: (866) 264-7384
fax: (208) 364-4035

www.uidaho.edu/boise
boise@uidaho.edu

Coeur d'Alene

College of 
Agricultural & Life Sciences
University of Idaho
1031 N. Academic Way, Suite 242
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814-2277
phone: (208) 667-2588
toll free: (888) 208-2268
fax: (208) 664-1272

www.uidaho.edu/cda
cdactr@uidaho.edu

 

Idaho Falls

College of 
Agricultural & Life Sciences
University of Idaho
1776 Science Center Dr., Suite 306
Idaho Falls, Idaho  83402
phone: (208) 282-7900
fax: (208) 282-7929

www.uidaho.edu/idahofalls
ui-if@if.uidaho.edu

 

Volunteer

Give back and gain skills.

Many of our undergraduates round out their education with unique and fulfilling volunteer work. Select a placement based on the experiences you want.

You might:
  • Assist hospital medical staff as they care for patients.
  • Grow organic produce at the plant science farm and donate it to a local food bank.
  • Introduce 4-H youth groups and elementary school classes to the amazing world of insects and soils.
  • Treat sick pets in a veterinary clinic.
  • Work at a clinic in a developing country.
  • Hunt for the giant Palouse earthworm.
  • Tutor at a local school.
  • Mentor an at-risk child.
  • Put on a fashion show to benefit teacher education in Uganda.
  • Paint the playroom at a homeless shelter.
  • Organize professional development workshops for teens.
  • Answer the hotline for a domestic violence center.
  • Plan memory-stimulating activities at an assisted-living facility.
  • Deliver Meals on Wheels.
  • Prune apple trees and help maintain the Nature Conservancy’s historic ranch on the Snake River.
  • Make costumes for children in a child care center.
  • Visit schools to talk to students about nutrition.
  • Read, sing, or play with children at a child care center or Head Start program.

Find out more about hands-on learning opportunities at CALS.