Content
Activities focused on direct community support and advocacy, such as direct services and advocacy efforts that leverage university expertise to meet community-identified social, health, economic, and civic needs, often through long-term partnerships or volunteerism.
Questions about the project
- Are you or your UNL students providing public service for/with a community partner? (see definition of community partner below)
- If yes, then it belongs on the map!
- Examples of these projects include
- Engage Lincoln
- Medical Students United with Neighbors Across America
- Dance Marathon
- Board service for nonprofits
- Volunteer projects that are not connected to courses or research projects, but affiliated with UNL
- Examples of these projects include
- If yes, then it belongs on the map!
Do you have a community deliverable that doesn’t exactly match these examples like a podcast, website, practitioner or lay-person publication? We would love to showcase it on the Community Resources Database. Please fill out the following form: CRDB Survey
Instructions on what Academic and Experiential Learning projects belong on the engagement map
Instructions on what Scholarship and Research-Engaged projects belong on the engagement map
Instructions on what Targeted Outreach projects belong on the engagement map
UNL's Engagement and Outreach Map
Definition of a community partner includes, but is not limited to: children and their families (including students, schools, and childcare providers), teachers, and administrators; business professionals; industry representatives; local and state government officials; non-profits; youth/community organizations; commodity groups; and the general public.