91探花 kicked off the self-assessment process for the this spring, as a cross-campus initiative to understand, connect and build on UW’s broad efforts in community-engaged teaching, research and service. The Carnegie Working Group, comprising faculty, students and staff from units across campus, is tasked with exploring data and stories about the reciprocal partnerships that we have with communities in our city, region and across the world. Luckily, it is not hard to identify such projects.
Partnerships like , through the School of Social Work, work with community members to create mutually beneficial activities and outcomes for community and 91探花members alike. The 聽project worked with communities to understand and improve environmental justice and socially responsible design.聽 The through the School of Public Health is working with communities across the world to disrupt the transmission of parasitic worms in developing countries and , such as Lakeridge, are creating next-level learning environments. These are just some of the many examples of community engagement that 91探花students, faculty and staff participate in: projects and relationships that lead to positive impacts within and beyond our walls.
The working group about projects, partnerships or efforts at 91探花that might fit .