Bonner Center for Civic Engagement

Engaging with Our Richmond Region

Community engagement is a strategic priority at the University of Richmond. Students, faculty, and staff engage with organizations across our region and beyond through volunteering, community-based learning and research, summer civic fellowships, and more.

The Bonner Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) is committed to supporting student engagement, faculty and staff engagement, community relationships, and institutional engagement, and is home to one of the largest Bonner Scholars Programs in the country.

Volunteer Opportunities
Faculty Resources
Bonner Scholars Program
Student Job Opportunities
Civic Engagement LibGuide
Beloved Community Gathering

MLK Celebration

Every year, the University of Richmond pauses to honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Mark your calendar for upcoming events to reflect on current and historical movements for social justice, connect with others, and commit to action beyond the celebration itself.
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Welcome to RVA

East End Cemetery

Innovating and Learning with Community

Faculty at the University of Richmond collaborate with regional partners on community-initiated projects, study trips, exhibitions, and more. The number of community-engaged classes offered at UR has increased by 62 percent since 2010.

Community-Based Learning
Faculty Fellowships Program
Course Support Grant Program
Community-Engaged Research Grants
Mentoring

Deepening Regional Partnerships

The CCE is committed to forming and sustaining long-term, reciprocal partnerships that provide transformative learning experiences for students, deepen faculty engagement, respond to community-identified needs, and contribute to positive change in the region.

Community Relationships
Partnership Inquiry Form

Our Mission, Vision, and Values

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