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Working with Community-Partners

Community-Partner Feedback

On June 17th we hosted our annual Community-Partner Workshop virtually, a collaboration of the Office of Community and Government Relations, Center for Service and Social Justice (CSSJ), and Office of CBL. We connected with over 30 representatives from local community-partner organizations to share information on partnerships with the University and to listen to our partners to better understand their most pressing current needs. During our discussion, several major themes surrounding both community needs and University partnerships arose and we captured these in the document linked below. We encourage faculty to review, reflect on, and incorporate this feedback as you consider community-partnerships and CBL/CBR.

Discussion Themes from 2021 Community-Partner Workshop

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Working with Community-Partners

Community-Partner Feedback