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“How a YouTube Playlist Can Help You Better Understand the COVID-19 Vaccine”

On the CCE YouTube page, there are a slew of videos directed towards English and Spanish speakers who want to learn more about the COVID-19 vaccines. Each YouTube video is fairly short, anywhere between 3 to 5 minutes each. The videos feature Dr. Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez, M.D.

Building Trust in the Latinx Community About the Vaccine

The conversation leaned very heavily into systemic racism and how it erodes trust built up by our public healthcare system.

Welcome, Haley & Maddy!

VISTA’s Madelynn Cox and Haley Katz have committed to a year of AmeriCorps VISTA service with the CCE, the City of Santa Rosa, and other community partners.

Spotlight: Dr. Elisa Velasquez Case Study

Elisa Velásquez-Andrade, Ph.D. professor and the Department Chair for Psychology talked about what service-learning means to her.

Science 220 Helping the Community Get Vaccinated through Service-Learning

“Each project required lots of creativity and flexibility; each changed from the time the Petaluma Health Center and I carved the projects together, to when they were launched.

Congrats to Community Diary Project/Sonoma Responds

Congratulations to the Sonoma County Library in winning the California Library Association’s Best In Show award in 2021! This recognition of their Sonoma Responds project is well-deserved.

Faculty Zoom Meeting on RTP and Service Learning
Guiding Faculty through RTP with Community Engagement

“I’m really interested in both the recognition of service-learning and community engagement as part of the RTP process and interested in gathering others understandings and expectations of what the level of commitment would be required over what time frame for the RTP process”, said Dam

Science 220 Helping the Community Get Vaccinated through Service-Learning

“Each project required lots of creativity and flexibility; each changed from the time the Petaluma Health Center and I carved the projects together, to when they were launched.

A Deeper Understanding of Service-Learning

The classroom is the place where students can intentionally reflect on their involvement and where they can see themselves as agents of change and they can also see themselves as someone who is taking a role in an organization.

Current VISTAs Say: “Become a VISTA!”

The pandemic has changed the world as we once knew it, especially for college students. It has been a challenging year full of constant stress, worry and uncertainty.