Students

Learn more about ways you can engage with UW Bothell community partners while gaining valuable volunteer and career experience:

Faculty

Explore ways to engage students with community partners through community-engaged research courses and projects:

Partners

Collaborate with UW Bothell to create opportunities to foster reciprocal exchange of knowledge and resources:

EXPO

Most courses that integrate a community-engaged learning option or component use a database called EXPO. This database allows students, faculty, and community partners to organize, disseminate information, and connect with each other:

EXPO database for faculty, partners and students

Dr. Maureen West takes a look at her students' artwork in her class, "Disability Representation in Society."

The art and practice of disability justice

Dr. Maureen West educates students about disability justice through art and community engagement.

Students doing place-based learning in class.

Black spaces in place-based education

Lecturer Dion Crommarty incorporates place-based education to demonstrate the abundant contribution of African Americans to the local communities.

Students having their first class in Environmental Education and Research Center.

When a park becomes a classroom

Dr. David Stokes leads his students to conduct several environmental and conservation studies at the EERC and local green spaces.

8 students who attended the conference pose in front of a building on the ASU campus.

NextGen Student Ambassador Builds Network around Public Service

Students participated in the 2024 Next Generation Service Corps Leadership Conference and gained more insights into public services and community engagement.

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Community-Engaged Learning & Research (CELR)

Engage with CELR