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Do you have a question, idea, opportunity, or need(s) related to COVID-19 activities that can be addressed through a University-community collaboration? Share them here!

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Our writing accountability group provides faculty with a supportive environment to schedule, organize and increase scholarly productivity. Participants are required to write for at least 2 hours a week from August 26 - November 25, fill out a weekly progress log and attend four meeting throughout the Fall semester. A certificate of completion will be awarded to faculty who record at least 10 weeks scholarly progress. Join us and let’s get writing!

Join us for a Coffee Break! Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and tune-in to short 5- 10 minute video presentations about community engagement. Our discussion topics include resources offered by the Office of Community Engagement, tips to connect your class with the community, and community engaged scholarship! The 10-video series premiere Wednesday's at 10 a.m. starting September 2, 2020. Don't forget to take the post-event survey!

Episode 1 - Overview of OCE Grants

Episode 2 - Overview of OCE's Faculty Website

Episode 3 - Virtual Community Engagement

Episode 4 - Community Engagement in Large Classes

Episode 5 - Community University Partnership Development

Episode 6 - Service Learning 

Episode 7 - Community-Based Research

Episode 8 -  Time Efficient Community-University Partnerships

Episode 9 - Community Engaged Scholarship

Episode 10 - Community Engagement and RPT

ArcGIS Hub is an easy-to-configure community engagement platform that organizes people, data, and tools through information-driven initiatives. In academia, ArcGIS Hub can be used for sharing data and results of student projects or community-based engagement projects. This workshop will introduce ArcGIS Hub that combine data, visualization, analytics and collaboration technology.

Click the title to watch the recorded zoom presentation. Passcode: x21@MWEO

Due to the ever-growing changes and restrictions of the pandemic COVID-19 we have made the decision to pause CSUSB’s President Volunteer Service Award (CPVSA) for the 2020-2021 academic year. The pandemic has created challenges in our everyday lives. Many of the these challenges have led to uneasiness and fear of the unknown, but it also has re-ignited the need to help others who are in need during these difficult times. Despite so much being unknown, we know one thing for sure; kindness has not been cancelled. Our campus community from students, faculty and staff continue to make positive impacts in our community and to those who need it most, even in the face of uncertainty… you continue to Do Good and we thank you!