Community Engagement and Service
College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
Community Engagement and Service minors develop the knowledge and skills needed to partner with communities to address real-world challenges and create meaningful social impact. Students study community engagement, collaborative problem-solving, policy and planning, community-based research, and data-informed decision-making while gaining hands-on experience working with community partners. Community Engagement and Service minors often pursue careers in public service, nonprofit leadership, community development, policy analysis, education, social work, and law. For more information, visit the Community Engagement and Service Minor webpage.