Program Overview
Lasallian Youth Ministry combines the traditional programs of Campus Ministry, Student Activities, Student Government, and Volunteer Service. Rather than different, separate, and sometimes competitive programs that function distinct from each other or attempt to "work with" the "other" programs, Lasallian Youth Ministry consists of three integral components of one program: Faith, Service and Community Programs.

Ambassadors
Lasallian Youth Ministry involves student from all grade levels in each of the three program areas. Keeping with Lasallian tradition, the student representatives for each area are known as Ambassadors and collaborate with other Ambassadors in promoting leadership by sponsoring programs for student participation relevant to each program area: Faith Service, and Community

Faith Program: (2 from each class)
Monthly Liturgies, Class Retreats, Christmas and Easter Liturgy, Founder's Day of Service Mass, Martin Luther King, Jr. Ecumenical Prayer Service, Monthly-themed morning prayer, liturgical seasons activities

Service Program: (2 from each class)
Van Outreach, Project Linkage (Elderly Outreach), Habitat for Humanity, Serving Meals at St. Francis Dining Room, Founder's Day of Service, educational programming, Oxfam Hunger Banquet, JOIN Homeless Immersion, Oki-ni-soo-ka-wa Blackfeet Immersion, Adopt-a-Class Reading Program

Community Program
Pep Rallies, Homecoming, Prom, Dances, Spirit Weeks, Black History Month, Beverage House Catastrophe, Knight at the Movies, Mix-it-Up at Lunch, and other fun, community building activities such as basketball and dodge-ball tournaments.

There are several major Lasallian Youth Ministry-sponsored events throughout the school year. These evenets are planned by two or more of the program areas. Examples are HIV/AIDS Awareness Week, Black Heritage Day and other cultural/scial topics.

Other Responsibilities:
In addition to serving classmates in the areas of faith, service and community building activities such as basketball and dodge-ball tournaments.

The Executive Council is comprised of Ambassadors in the 11th and 12th grades. They determine the agenda of the weekly LYM meetings, meet with School Administrators and ensure that the Ambassadors act as representatives of teir constituents.

Ambassadors meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7am. Attendance is mandatory and you will receive an elective credit for your participation.

Lasallian Student Leaders:
Lasallian Student Leaders provides any student an opportunity to serve the DLSNC Community. These students form committees that address students' needs, create new events, and work with Ambassadors. Students may enroll for elective credit or drop in to help any time

Most importantly, every student at DLSNC is a member of Lasallian Youth Ministry. Every student has the opportunity to get involved by reading at Masses, serving meals Downtown, setting up for a dance or organizing students to raise awareness.