North Carolina
Campus Engagement
North Carolina Campus Engagement is a collaborative network of colleges and universities committed to:
- Educating students for civic and social responsibility
- Partnering with communities for positive change
- Strengthening democracy
The NC Campus Engagement state office fosters connections between campuses, shares best practice information and resources, recognizes outstanding work, and champions civic and community engagement in higher education.
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The students featured in the 2025 Civically Engaged Webinar Series were informative and inspiring. Learn about the transformative community engagement happening at Greensboro College, William Peace University, UNC Greensboro, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Wake Forest University.
Announcements:
CEAC25
June 10th at Elon University
Registration is open for the 2025 Community Engagement Administrators Conference (CEAC) which will focus on the theme “Resilience and Reimagining: Co-Generating Civic Joy and Authentic Hope in Challenging Times.”
Registration Open!
Civic Health Summit
June 11th at Elon Universitiy
Help North Carolina fulfill our civic potential! Explore the results of the 2024 Civic Health Index, explore best practices, and discuss ways our state the improve civic health & civic culture.
Summer Network Meetings
August 5th & 6th
The Western Region meeting is August 5th at Central Piedmont Community College. The Eastern Region meeting is August 6th at Alamance Community College. All community engagement administrators welcome!
News:
VISTA Spotlight Series: Steven Talbott & Duke University/Duke Office of Durham & Community Affairs
This month’s spotlight is on Steven Talbott. Steven is our NC Afterschool Corps VISTA serving at Duke University.
VISTA Spotlight Series: Taylor Sligh & NC State University/Feed the Pack
This month’s spotlight is on Taylor Sligh. Taylor is our NC Hunger Corps VISTA serving at NC State University (NCSU).
Students Compete to Redesign Democracy
Student teams, from three campuses, spent seven hours on a Saturday exploring how to ensure more trustworthy elections.