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Hey, Eagles! Let's make a difference!
Community Engagement prepares educated, engaged citizens who contribute to the public good.
What is Community Engaged Learning?
Why do students engage?
Why volunteer?
- Find opportunities that match your interests, skills, and availability with opportunities at more than 125 community agencies.
- Service opportunities address community needs and create a deeper sense of community engagement.
- Volunteer projects may be on or off campus and could be done independently, as part of a club or organization, or through a course.
Why take an internship?
- See how the work you are doing in the classroom applies in a professional setting.
- Explore a career, gain relevant experience in a field of choice, and potentially earn academic credit or get paid for your work.
- "Test-drive" a career for a single summer or semester.
Why take a Community Engaged Learning class?
- Apply the knowledge and skills gained in the classroom to help meet the needs of organizations in the community.
- Enhance your resume and foster stronger connections with people on campus and in the community.
- Decide on a major or career.
How can students engage?
Community Engaged Learning resources
Visit us!
UWL Office of Community Engagement
Cleary Alumni & Friends Center, Room 114
1725 State Street
La Crosse, WI 54601