For students

Required forms & training

• Digitally Sign: Acknowledgment of Risk Form
  • Required for all UW Bothell students volunteering or visiting community partner organizations. Expires every 365 days
• Working with Youth: Required for all UW Bothell students and staff volunteering with minors under 18 years old. Expires every 365 days.
  • Digitally Sign: Code of Conduct
  • Complete Training: Promoting Safe Interactions with Youth Course [25 minutes]
  • Complete Training: Reporting Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect Course [20min]
  • Digitally Sign: Virtual Interactions with Youth Addendum
• Digitally Sign: Personal Release Form
  • Suggested for students and staff that want to have pictures taken of their community engagement projects on and off campus for media/marketing use. Use as needed per course/program.
• Digitally Sign: Consent to Use Student Work
  • Suggested for students who will be working on projects for community partners where their work will be used outside of coursework. Use as needed per course/program

Self-placements

Students who plan to complete a community-engaged learning and research self-placement must complete a Self-Placement Form. Self-placement forms are due according to faculty instruction.

Guidelines

1. What is the name of your service site? Is the organization you chose someone that UW Bothell already works with?
2. Is your organization listed in the drop-down menu?
   • If yes, proceed to step 3, then enter the corresponding information
   • If not, please see step 4 for further instructions
3. Select your organization and be sure that the “New organization?” box is unchecked.
   • Select the name of the correct “contact person” from the drop-down menu.
   • *Note: If your site supervisor is not listed in the drop-down menu, email uwbcelr@uw.edu with the name, email, and phone number of your site supervisor before you select a site supervisor from the drop-down menu and continue the self-placement form.
4. You must create a new organization profile for your service site. Make sure to check the “New organization?” box.
   • Enter the following pieces of information:
     • The organization’s full name, and their:
       • Mailing address
       • Website address
       • Mission statement, or a description of what the organization does under the “What is the organization all about?” box.
     • The first and last name of your contact person/site supervisor, their position title, and the best email to reach them at.
   • *Note: This contact information is incredibly important for your course instructor and CELR to ensure you complete the CELR requirement, which has bearing on grading.

Resources

• EXPO for students: This database allows students, faculty and community partners to organize and connect with each other and CELR opportunities.
• CELR Frequently Asked Questions: Get answers to frequently asked questions for students enrolled in a community-engaged learning and research course.

Contact us

• E-mail: uwbcelr@uw.edu
• Phone: (425) 352-3195

Make an appointment for CELR remote or in person advising.