The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) supports a variety of community engagement/service learning that happens within academic courses, as well as our own programs
We work to enhance learning, inspire engagement, and improve community well-being. We do this by advocating for and facilitating meaningful learning experiences that contribute to positive growth within the East Bay region through collaborative partnerships, effective practices, and resource development. Our community partners represent a broad scope of non-profit, social service, and public entities that contribute to education, arts, equity, community health, food security, and sustainability.
College Corps is a "serve, learn, and earn" program where students receive a living allowance and education award for 450 hours of community service and professional development training activities. More Information: College Corps
With a grant from California Volunteers, Office of the Governor, the Center for Community Engagement is excited to offer expanded opportunities for 60 undergraduate students to apply for a paid fellowship in community service! There are a few spots left!! Application closes 8/30/24. Application link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScsiK0iU3b-dtg8xviqzuogoYl7r0BzJgPAs902-utAUnJPEQ/viewform
Get Connected to Service is opportunity to hear and connect with different organizations, and find out about the types of opportunities they have for Cal State East Bay student.
Please join our Pioneers for Change student leaders for our first fall semester Day of Service at Alameda County Community Food Bank, 830a - 1130a, Oakland. Open to all East Bay students! Registration https://app.calstates4.com/csueastbay/node/486086