Center for Campus and Community Engagement
The Center for Campus and Community Engagement connects students, faculty, staff, and communities (from local to global) to create and maintain mutually beneficial academic, research, and service partnerships that foster resilient communities and life-long engaged citizens.
As our communities respond to the threat of COVID-19, community engagement needs to look a little different. Find virtual opportunities for meaningful service and suggestions on other ways you can support our communities, resources to adapt curricular engagement, and sources for emergency assistance for our community partners.
Ways to Engage
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Explore our Cities and CommunitiesDiscover the vibrant communities of southeast Ohio and delve into the rich history and dynamic present of the Appalachian region.
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Community ProgramsAre you a community member looking for consultation services, youth camps, and other resources? Ohio University offers a multitude of programs for our communities.
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Community-Engaged CoursesLearn more about officially designated C-Courses and find resources to support curricular community engagement.
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Community-Engaged ResearchLearn about the community-engaged research, training, and resources available at OHIO.
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Community Work StudyFind work study opportunities in the community.
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Civic Engagement and VotingLearn about opportunities for voting and otherwise getting involved as a local citizen.
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Volunteer and Internship OpportunitiesAre you a student looking to volunteer or intern in the community? Or an organization looking for volunteers for a service project? The GivePulse platform will connect you.
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The Bobcat NeighborhoodA directory connecting you to alumni-owned businesses across the globe, as well as local businesses and nonprofits in our campus communities. Join or browse the Neighborhood today!
Events
Dr. Jeff Russell is an associate professor of athletic training in the College of Health Sciences and Professions, but, his patients are not the typical sports athletes many imagine. He specializes in working with another kind of athlete--performing artists.
For over five years, Andie Walla and her Media Production for Community students have worked with local nonprofit organizations to produce promotional videos highlighting different organizations. This year they worked with the Dairy Barn Arts Center and Southeast Ohio History Center.
Undeterred by the COVID-19 Pandemic, the students and community partners working together through a community-based internship program successfully transitioned to remote partnerships and achieved tangible, mutually-beneficial outcomes for both the students and community.
Newsletter Sign-Up
The CCCE's newsletters are one of the ways we aim to keep people informed on the latest news and upcoming events in and around Ohio University campuses and southeast Ohio.
Share Your Story
Have you been a part of a community engaged project? We want to hear from you! Storytelling is a powerful way of sharing your experience, inspiring others. Tell us how community engagement has led to real mutually beneficial impacts!