Community engagement is a two-way process that seeks to deepen relationships and trust between organizations, communities, and citizens by incorporating the needs and values of these groups into ...

We ground our work in the following values. These values shape our approach to our work with students, campus partners, and community partners. We commit ourselves to pursuing a just and equitable ...

We are flexible and adaptable; we live our values in all stages of our partnerships. We recognize power relations in university-community relationships and enable equitable partnerships; we listen; we ...

Such projects empower the most important stakeholders: the users of a building. Experts in community engagement use techniques that architects can learn from to give real value to residents’ design ...

Strategic Community Impact: A Blueprint for Business Leaders Optimizing community engagement involves thoughtful ... Aligning contributions with organizational values and addressing urgent ...

The Community Service Fairs are offered at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters and offer students an opportunity to interact with representatives from more than 30 local nonprofit ...

If so, you have found the right place. The Department of Student Engagement, in collaboration with the Waltham Group, offers opportunities for everyone to get involved. If you have never volunteered ...

Of course, community engagement is not a one-size-fits-all ... the project becomes a true reflection of the community’s values. One of the most rewarding outcomes we’ve experienced in our ...

data and experiences to improve interdependent aspects of community health. We initiate, encourage, support, test and reflect on collaborative strategies and projects. We aspire to: Serve as the ...

The Community Engagement Scholars Program awards $20,000 annually to students who have distinguished themselves as public-service leaders in their home communities and who show promise that they'll ...