Graduate Students
Community engagement occurs on a spectrum, from one-time volunteer opportunities to deep social change, the Center for Service and Learning provides resources to engage in ways that are meaningful for your education and career path.
Volunteer
Community service opportunities specifically seeking graduate students
Serve on a nonprofit board of directors
Connect to Academics
ACE Grads
WVU student organization that seeks to connect interdisciplinary graduate students with interest in using community engagement in their teaching, research or practice
Opportunity for graduate fellows to maximize their service requirement, explore the field of Community Engaged Scholarship, and network with engaged faculty members and community leaders while further developing professional skills.
Workshops, speakers and events to enhance community engaged teaching or research
Service-Learning
Resources and Recognition
Structured clinics for community-driven students with a desire to advance their passions and grassroots movements that addresses social issues centered on reform through guided assistance from a team of experts.
Internal and external awards exist to recognize graduate students who build community engagement into their work. The CSL shares calls for nominations and frequently nominates qualified candidates
Stay up to date on community engagement at WVU as well as resources and research from the field or use this platform to share your own engagement story.