Our funding priorities center around engaging community partners as co-educators in our classrooms. We encourage faculty to invite community leaders, practitioners, artists, organizers and professionals to deliver guest lectures, facilitate trainings or workshops, or co-lead projects with faculty and students that enhance both learning outcomes and community impact. Projects may vary in scope and format. Examples include students gathering or analyzing data for a partner organization, participating in a day of service, or developing marketing or communications plans for nonprofit organizations. Funding may also support related student travel to community partner sites.
Our funding priorities center around engaging community partners as co-educators in our classrooms. We encourage faculty to invite community leaders, practitioners, artists, organizers and professionals to deliver guest lectures, facilitate trainings or workshops, or co-lead projects with faculty and students that enhance both learning outcomes and community impact.
Projects may vary in scope and format. Examples include students gathering or analyzing data for a partner organization, participating in a day of service, or developing marketing or communications plans for nonprofit organizations. Funding may also support related student travel to community partner sites.
