Enhancements    

  • Center for Community Engagement

 
     1514 Hawthorne St.    El Paso, TX 79902
 
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Mission and Goals

The CCE serves as UTEP’s resource center for faculty, staff, and students who are interested in engaging in the community through a variety of programs and activities. The CCE connects the resources of the university to help meet community priorities through maintaining healthy and mutually beneficial relationships with community partners.

Funders and Collaborators

The Center is the campus-wide infrastructure to help coordinate and manage community-based teaching and learning partnerships. The CCE coordinates service-learning courses, volunteer opportunities for students, community partnerships, community work-study, and with community partners, capacity-building, awareness and educational events.

The CCE supports faculty development in Community Engaged Scholarship.

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Supported by Provost's Office and Division of Student Affairs.

KEYWORDS

  1. civic engagement
  2. Community
  3. community engaged scholarship
  4. community engagement
  5. community partnerships
  6. community service
  7. outreach
  8. service-learning
  9. volunteering

EXPERTISE

The Center for Civic Engagement has provided support to the University and the community in working through community-based teaching and learning partnerships.

The CCE's collective expertise through its staff, faculty and student collaborators is on community engagement and community engaged scholarship.

Other related terms:
service-learning courses
community based research
public service
community based internships
community workshops and training

CAPABILITIES

The Center for Civic Engagement offers support for:

Development of service-learning courses
Building capacity, competency and skills associated with community engaged scholarship
Establishing and strengthening community partnerships
Promoting civic engagement and volunteerism opportunities

KEYWORDS

  1. civic engagement
  2. Community
  3. community engaged scholarship
  4. community engagement
  5. community partnerships
  6. community service
  7. outreach
  8. service-learning
  9. volunteering

MEMBERS

Lusk, Mark
2016-2017 Faculty In-Residence Fellow
Professor Emeritus
Health Sciences - Social Work

Wagler, Amy
2016-2017 Faculty In-Residence Fellow
Professor
Health Sciences - Public Health Sciences

Gonzalez, Azuri
Director
Lecturer
Liberal Arts - Political Science and Public Administration

Villalobos, José
2014-2016 Faculty In-Residence Fellow
Professor
Liberal Arts - Political Science and Public Administration

KEYWORDS

  1. civic engagement
  2. Community
  3. community engaged scholarship
  4. community engagement
  5. community partnerships
  6. community service
  7. outreach
  8. service-learning
  9. volunteering

Gallery

Faculty Fellows Villalobos, Nunez and Sias with Associate Provost John Wiebe

Transition of Faculty Fellows

Faculty Town Hall

Faculty Town Hall