The Center for Community Engagement engages the university and community in creating a just and civil society where every member functions as an agent of social change.
We enrich students’ educational experiences, providing opportunities to:
Bringing Communities and the University Together
ATTN STUDENTS: Did you take a service-learning class this Spring 2013 semester? Please take this short survey on your service-learning experience at CSULB: Student Service-Learning Experience Survey: Spring 2013 The information will be used for reporting, research, promotion and the overall improvement of our Center's work. Help us tell your story! |
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CSULB Supports Homeless Services:
2013 Villages at Cabrillo Social Impact Report
As part of a unique collaboration of more than 20 organizations, CSULB students, faculty and staff have been involved with Century Villages at Cabrillo, providing support and services to the more than 1,000 homeless or recently homeless military veterans and families living there. Learn more in their 2013 Social Impact Report.
SERVICE-LEARNING STUDENTS:
The SLPro on-line database for logging your service-learning hoursis open for the Summer Session.
For assistance with SL Pro or any other service-learning questions contact:
Monica Delgado at (562) 985-2307 or Monica.Delgado@csulb.edu.
FACULTY ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Be sure to check out our newly updated curriculum development guide:
Service-Learning Curriculum Development Guide for Faculty and Community Partners
New and Improved!
Prepare Now For Fall 2013
If you are teaching a service learning course in Fall 2013, now is the time to get ready! Update your SL Pro course profile, finalize your community partners, and apply for IRA funding. The CCE is open all summer to help you be ready at the semester's start.
IRA Funding Available
Each semester the CCE is able to offer Instructional-Related Activity (IRA) Funds to reimburse faculty and students for costs associated with service-learning/ community-based course projects and activities.
In order to allocate reimbursements to students in the fairest manner possible, we plan each semester based upon a class budget that is identified by interested faculty on a first-come, first-served basis. Funds can be requested for up to $500 or more depending upon availability.
If you are teaching Service-Learning this semester or academic year and are interested in receiving or offering IRA reimbursements to your students, please fill out the online application as soon as possible. Click the link for the application: SERVICE-LEARNING IRA FUNDS REQUEST FORM
