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Activist – it’s complicated
On October 12, 2022

Recently I asked ten students to reflect on their relationship to the word activism. Here’s a glimpse into their thoughts. ACTIVIST – it’s complicated
Accessing Active Citizenship
On April 15, 2022

Two years ago, I wrote about the member mentality and the Active Citizens Continuum which describes how our perspective on community engagement can change.
Skills of Freedom
On September 1, 2021

A year ago, I gave this assignment to students in my community engagement course: Select and practice one skill that you believe will support
Relying on Creativity
On March 16, 2021

When I first took the Life Values Inventory, I remember looking down at my results as Dr. Kelly Crace explained that Achievement, Responsibility, and
Dear Professor Pieper
On February 15, 2021

Dear Professor Pieper, I know it’s been ten years since I was in your class and by now I can call you Chris, but
What I Learned from “Teaching Race”
On January 11, 2021

Continuing our commitment to anti-racist learning and action, Office of Community Engagement staff recently finished reading Teaching Race: Helping Students Unmask and Challenge Racism,
Fall 2020 Book Report
On December 8, 2020

Those who know me personally know I love to read. I once created a Facebook album (back when those were a thing) just of
Learning to Transgress
On October 7, 2020

How do I tell the story of five Office of Community Engagement colleagues reading bell hooks’ Teaching to Transgress? I can tell you that the
Money Matters
On September 1, 2020

For the last five months I have been working to make sustainable anti-racism changes in my life. Having read a lot of internet lists