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Scholarship That Matters in Real Life: A Workshop on Community-Engaged Research was dedicated to helping faculty understand the basics of community based research.
Goodbye, Library. Hello, 1053 Salazar Hall! We are very excited for the future at our new office location. Come on by to our new office to check out our new space and say hello to our wonderful team.
On February 28, 2020 a few SSU Engineering students were invited to visit Petaluma Bounty Farm in Petaluma, CA. The farm’s mission is to grow healthy food for everyone through collaboration, education and promoting self-reliance.
The Hutchins program “emerged during the tumultuous period of the late 1960s and, like other experimental programs established during this time, it sought to address what many saw as the limitations of the dominant approach to higher education.”
“Everyone here today is thinking about their future and are taking the next steps necessary that some people aren’t, this panel is a great opportunity for you all to learn and interact with people like me in different careers” said Stephen Marshall, a Social Security District Manager wh
“I came to learn more about service-learning and some ways that I can incorporate it into my classroom” said Hutchins professor Mercy Romero. CCE faculty fellows Dr. Missy Garvin and Dr.
Thousands of students are about to graduate from SSU in the spring, but few truly know what their next step is.
Looking to recruit SSU students for your organization? Recruit at a Community Partner Thursday!
On January 8th, 1964 President Lyndon B. Johnson announced his “War on Poverty”. This behemoth of legislation included everything from job trainings, to improving housing conditions, to providing health care to those who need it.
“I learned about service-learning in teaching and learned what is not considered as well,” says Dr. Nadiya Parekh.