Learn something new at a Community Engagement Forum!
Forums are free and open to the public, and themes vary.

Community Engagement Fellows: Africa
 

Share community experiences and learn from fellow leaders from different African countries. 

Engage with members of the broader community who care about place-based learning at these social gatherings.

Students in Community 

Move beyond service-learning, community service, or working in the community, the Students in Community program provides a required link from the Center for Community Learning to the community partners through a co-created program where students build opportunities for other WWU students and community members to become involved in conversations around community health equity and food security both on campus and in the community.

Contribute your wisdom to help people move forward with challenges in their community-based work.

Discover, acknowledge, and honor the stories of place and community.

Participate in our Community Engagement cohorts. These cohorts meet regularly to discuss effective learning partnership design and to support each other in their ongoing and emerging collaborative work.

Find new avenues for collaboration between WWU and the community through dialogue.

Venture to our place-based retreats. These are gatherings that bring together an even wider array of people for shared learning and partnership-building. To date, they have ranged in length from a half-day to three days.