- For General Questions, Contact: communityengagement@ccsu.edu
- For Collaboratory, Contact: CEcollaboratory@ccsu.edu
Experiential education means learning, engaging, reflecting, integrating.
Students can access opportunities to engage with communities through our Center for Community Engagement and Social Research, building reciprocal relationships with partners and gaining skills through collaboration. This can take place through volunteer opportunities, service learning experiences, community engagement practices, internships or research. Let us help guide you to get the most out of your education and the best return on your college investment.
- Are you interested in an internship?
- Do you want to volunteer in the community?
- Would you like to engage more with the local community?
- Are you a member of a club or organization and want to create a service learning event?
- Would you like to gain research experience by working on faculty projects that engage the community?
- Having trouble locating courses that integrate experiences into the classroom?
We can help! Click on the appropriate tab or send us an email at communityengagement@ccsu.edu, and don’t forget to sign up for our mailing list here.
Community Engagement Starts on Campus!
Community engagement starts with your on-campus community! Central has over 150 student clubs and organizations to choose from, giving students an opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and create opportunities for engagement in the larger community. Some of Central’s clubs and organizations include:
- Black Student Union
- Central Baseball Club
- Central Dance Team
- Fashion & Design Club
- Student Government Association
- The Recorder
- Women in STEM
- + dozens more!
For more information on co-curricular student resources and activities, click here to visit the Student Activities/Leadership Development (SA/LD) website. Check out Club Central for a complete listing of student clubs and organizations on campus, as well as upcoming events and activities on campus.