Programs and Events
CCBL Webinars
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Spring 2023
Webinars for Spring 2023 are being planned and more information will be posted soon.
Faculty & Staff Centered Programs
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Community Scholars Cohorts
For more information on Community Scholars Program:
CSP Cohort 14
- Cora Evensen - Nursing
- Elizabeth Aull - Nursing
- Andrew Kozlowski - Art, Art History, & Design
- Margaret Stewart - Communications
- Jennifer Kilpatrick - Exceptional, Deaf, and Interpreting Education
- Tamara Gibson-Alonso - Health Administration
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Community Engagement Research Fellows Cohorts
For more information about Community Engaged Research Fellows:
CER Cohort 6:
- Dr. F. Dan Richard
- Dr. Claudia Seely-Potts
- Dr. Zhiping Yu
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Community Engagement Enhancement Program
The Center for Community-Based Learning is excited to announce the return of the Community Enhanced Engagement Program (CEEP) during the Spring 2023 semester. CEEP is a staff-focused program for learning and developing best practices as it relates to community-based co-curricular programs and events. Is your department considering collaborating with a community partner for a program or event during the 2023-2024 academic year? Do you want to engage students in transformational learning opportunities outside of the classroom? If so, CEEP can help you develop best practices for community-based co-curricular activities and make your department eligible for up to $500 from the Center for Community-Based Learning to run your program or event. For more information, please visit https://www.unf.edu/ccbl/ceep/ or contact Dr. Alarie Gibbs, Curricular Coordinator, alarie.gibbs@unf.edu.
Student-Centered Programs
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Osprey Community Engagement Medallion
The next application window begins January for Spring/Summer 2023 graduates. Students who declare for graduation will receive information about the distinction. Additional information about the Osprey Community Engagement Medallion is at:
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Constitution Week
"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity."
Constitution Day commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787. Each year the University of North Florida celebrates the week with special programs and activities. All events are free.
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Service Days
For more information on upcoming service events, or to get more involved, fill out the following survey:
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MLK Day of Service
Hosted the third Monday of January on the official day of remembrance for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Join us for service with Rethreaded, a Jacksonville agency working to support people rescued from human trafficking. Students will travel on a bus to the site, learn about human trafficking, and then help to prepare the raw materials that Rethreaded uses in their workshops, where rescued people make art to sell.
MLK Day of Service Registration
Information on potential service activities through the US National Day of Service:
https://www.mobilize.us/nationaldayofservice/
Community-Centered Programs
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Community Engagement Summit
Hosted annually (typically in the Spring) to bring employees and students from UNF and community partners together for a day of workshops and dialogue.