Bonner Center for Civic Engagement

Presentations of Learning

This year's graduating Bonner Scholars share the impact of community engagement on their learning, growth, and development.Read more

Community Engagement Related COVID-19 Updates

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Carnegie Community Engagement Classification

The University receives a national recognition honoring our commitment to community engagement.Learn more.

COVID-19 Response

For more information about community-based learning support and ways to help our Richmond community during this difficult time, please visit our COVID-19 response page.

Our Mission, Vision, and Values

Feature Stories

Maria Navarro Castillo, '20
Sacred Heart Center's lasting impact on a Bonner Scholar

Regional Relationships
UR engages with partners across the region during COVID-19

Lina Tori Jan, '20
Afghan native works tirelessly in support of refugees

Kate Sjovold, '21
Civic Fellow creates an illustrated zine, "The Green Zine", about food justice and agriculture

TJ Tann, '21
Community connections inspire leadership and American studies double major

Virginia General Assembly Internship Program
Professor Dan Palazzolo empowers students and future alumni to make a difference in Virginia government

Engage for Change Spotlight
Ted Lewis of Side by Side shares more about their work to support LGBTQ+ youth

Jaide Hinds-Clarke, '20
Senior leads the way in promoting diversity, inclusion

Community-Based Learning Faculty Fellows
Celebrating a decade of faculty engagement, teaching, and scholarship

Ayele d'Almeida, '20
Internship with a London-based nonprofit provides leadership lessons

Alumnae Recognized for Service
Paige Wigginton, '09, Stephanie Eken Sander, '97, receive alumni awards

Pathways to a College Experience
PACE volunteers inspire future scholars

Aaron D'Oleo, '19
Bonner Scholar connects academic and community interests in Manchester

Unpacking the Census
John V. Moeser Fellows examine structural inequality through census research

Engaging North Carolina
Two international students support hurricane restoration efforts in New Bern

Learning as an Emancipatory Practice
Dr. Karina Vazquez expands student perspectives through community engagement

Tech4All
Bonner Scholars support information technology solutions for nonprofits at IT4Causes

Michael Johnson, '19
Senior explores servant leadership through mentoring, public policy

Noah Clarke & William Stith, '18
Alumni reflect on the importance of men of color in mentoring roles

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Carnegie Classification

The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching awarded the University of Richmond the 2020 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. The Carnegie Community Engagement Classification is the Foundation’s only elective classification, meaning that it requires a voluntary application process by institutions. Read more.

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