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Eras (Elizabeth’s Version)
On July 14, 2023

The Office of Community Engagement just concluded our “Year of Transformation” focused on discerning how we want to evolve our approach to partnerships, relationships,
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