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Bonner Film Series
Bonner Scholar Jeanette Lam, '19, created a series of short films about fellow Bonners engaging in the community.
Summer Fellowships
The CCE supports four summer Civic Fellowship Programs and the Urban Education Fellowship.
Community-Based Learning
Community-based learning is much more than substituting an "experience assignment" for a more traditional assignment.Events
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- Our May newsletter features a reflection from @richmondas graduate Miranda Rosenbum, ’18, and great #SpidersEngage… https://t.co/hf7oCx0Toc
- For your summer reading list: the VA Engage Journal’s Volume 6, a provocative issue featuring engaged scholarship f… https://t.co/9z8d9ckiss
- This semester, Bonner Scholar Jeanette Lam, '19, created the Bonner Film Series, a collection of short films about… https://t.co/1IbPasK4US
- We're now inviting nominations for our first annual Engage for Change! awards to celebrate and acknowledge students… https://t.co/BCo4WNecJC
- We hope to see you at the @RobinsonTheater tonight! https://t.co/0DfW2KeMBN
- Announcing the #OneBookOneRichmond Committee book selection for 2018-19! https://t.co/eSFjcDbOl7
- Join UR, VCU, and the Friends of East End to learn more about East End Cemetery and its ongoing restoration this Fr… https://t.co/x0s4jXUulC
- We're looking forward to celebrating the end of the year with all students who engage with the Richmond community!… https://t.co/CFMSjoXJUj
- RT @URNews2Use: University of Richmond (@urichmond) and Armstrong High School (@RPS_Schools) students to perform docudrama about high schoo…
- RT @richmondas: Four @urichmond faculty, including @spiderworldwide and @pherrera05 will participate in @CICnotes Institute on Diversity, C…
- RT @URNews2Use: University of Richmond (@urichmond, @urengage) Opens “Protest, A Richmond History” Exhibition https://t.co/8H0Ie8AZhe via @…
- The CCE kicks off our Presentations of Learning today by discussing Healthy Communities! We hope to see you today i… https://t.co/AbqyUqKwHZ
- RT @URNews2Use: UR Downtown opens exhibition about the history of #protest in #RVA https://t.co/gKQLwqkzDu @urichmond @urengage @richmondas…
- Presentations of Learning have been a CCE tradition for years at UR, providing Bonner Scholars and other engaged se… https://t.co/01C35fOsDz
- RT @BeAGreenSpider: Due to inclement weather our e-waste collection at @urichmond has been rescheduled to March 26! We apologize for any in…
- Students, don't miss this opportunity to explore @TJMonticello in Charlottesville! Apply today at:… https://t.co/rfcOB51aaw
- We hope you'll join us on Wednesday night! To learn more and register, visit https://t.co/OT2o1IlHS8. https://t.co/2tYK0Img5X
- This National #SpiderDay, dedicated @URLawSchool students are at UR Downtown for Professor Tara Casey’s poverty law… https://t.co/TiipiZQEyh
- RT @URNews2Use: University of Richmond junior Alicia Jiggetts of Suffolk, Virginia, has been honored as 2018 Newman Civic Fellow. She is th…
- Thanks to @CBS6 for visiting our @Rise2030 meal-packaging event on Saturday! Shout out to CCE student coordinator L… https://t.co/1ITI1rUE5H
sustained relationships with community organizations
volunteers serving consistently in the greater Richmond community
community-based learning courses offered by 103 faculty in 2016-17
Student Blogs
- Miranda Rosenblum: Documenting a Changing Neighborhood: A Richmond Community Project
Major: American Studies & Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies (2018) “My time working with Dr. Browder and Dr. Herrera in Church Hill has taught me new things and given me invaluable skills—I have interviewed countless people, traveled to different cities and found new ways to use art to create community, written poetry with smart andContinue reading Miranda Rosenblum: Documenting a Changing Neighborhood: A Richmond Community Project → - Brenden Carol: Center for Civic Engagement
Name: Brenden Carol* Major: PPEL & Political Science (2017) Voting is the key to our democracy. I decided to work to help people vote through my work at the CCE because I find voting the most important duty which any American can serve. I think that every student should go vote today — Please don’tContinue reading Brenden Carol: Center for Civic Engagement → - Dagny Barone: Brown Bag (Northside Strong: A Public Health Initiative in Northside Richmond)
I’m currently in a wellness course focusing on how to get involved and make an impact in your community. This brown bag helped enhance my understanding of ways that Richmond is looking to make an impact in the local community through numerous health initiatives, and how Richmond students are already getting involved, or have theContinue reading Dagny Barone: Brown Bag (Northside Strong: A Public Health Initiative in Northside Richmond) → - Esteban Angeles: TBA
It has been great to have the opportunity to be a Bonner explorer because I’m not 100% sure where exactly I want to volunteer for the next two and a half years. I think that having the chance to visit different Bonner sites will allow me to explore different types of service that I haveContinue reading Esteban Angeles: TBA → - Teams: Richmond Women’s Soccer & UR Alpha Phi Omega
Organization: RVA Reads* “Reading the “Brown Bear” book to the preschool class was great because I used to love that book when I was a little girl, so getting to share the love for a story and the love of reading with those kids was really special. When we read the story aloud, the classContinue reading Teams: Richmond Women’s Soccer & UR Alpha Phi Omega →
Videos
URSF: Byongho Lee and Ryan Rinn
Through The Richmond Guarantee, every undergraduate student is eligible to receive a fellowship of up to $4,000 for a summer internship or faculty-mentored research project. Students discuss their summer fellowship experiences.
Good Sports Program (program of the Junior League of Richmond at Peter Paul Development Center)
Good Sports is a program of the Junior League of Richmond at Peter Paul Development Center that promotes character development through athletics for elementary school-aged youth.
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