Programs for Students
There’s no “one size fits all” when it comes to community-engaged learning at Cornell. Explore the three program areas to see what interests you most.
- Engaged Leadership: Develop skills and discover how to lead with a public purpose
- Events and workshops: Dive deeper into issues you’re passionate about
- For credit: Earn credit and meet degree requirements through community-engaged learning courses or research
Engaged Leadership
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Frameworks of Community-Engaged Leadership
A five-week series of workshops offering students the tools to collaborate with communities and pursue change in any issue of public concern
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Foundations of Community-Engaged Learning
A three-week intensive series offering students the tools to collaborate with communities and pursue change in any issue of public concern
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Certificate in Community-Engaged Leadership
Build on your interests and apply your experiences (from courses to extracurricular activities) to this program to develop the skills you need to be a community-engaged leader.
- Funding: $2,300 maximum across 3 stages
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Community Engagement Showcase
An annual celebration of community-engaged learning at Cornell through poster presentations, guest speakers, networking and awards
- The application was due on April 10, 2021. The application for online presenters has passed.
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Engaged Ambassadors
A cohort of students who have completed the Certificate in Community-Engaged Leadership and lead a variety of special projects for the Office of Engagement Initiatives
Events and Workshops
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Be the Change Workshops
Workshops designed to build technical engaged-leadership skills to be more effective in your community-engaged learning.
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Community Engagement Showcase
An annual celebration of community-engaged learning at Cornell through poster presentations, guest speakers, networking and awards
- The application was due on April 10, 2021. The application for online presenters has passed.
For credit
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Community-Engaged Learning Courses
Taking students beyond the classroom to collaborate with communities — in Ithaca and around the globe — to design, implement and evaluate real solutions to real problems
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Questions?
Please contact the Office of Engagement Initiatives to talk about your project, and we’ll do our best to help.
Phone
(607) 254-4240