CCE's Blog
The CCE has 25 years of blog posts about community events on and off campus. We invite you to use this resource by entering a keyword in the search box below. If you are searching for a phrase, we recommend you enclose it in quotation marks (example: "It Matters").
You can recruit SSU students for your organization by participating in Community Partner Thursdays.
To table at SSU:
Step 1:
Check the Google calendar to see if your preferred date is available.
"I don't believe that what we do in education should only be within the classroom," said Beth Ann Turner, a Lecturer in the Music Department. "Students are living now. Don't make what they learn [only] based on finding future wages."
Content Warning for sexual violation including rape; this post is part of a series that deals with intersectional gender-based violence.
Hear what faculty member, Dr. Ron Lopez, has to say about the Tips & Trends in Service-Learning Workshop:
Lots of academic departments require internships or volunteer hours from students.
Have you noticed that you no longer receive those emails with all the Sonoma County community events? They told you about all the amazing nonprofit and governmental opportunities to help you get out and get involved. But then suddenly in the summer of 2015, they stopped. What happened?
"A university's value arises from its dedication to education, scholarship, and service.
Exciting changes are happening here in the CCE.
The Center for Community Engagementand Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County created Just Coffee as a way to meet the community and creat
In just three short weeks, Elaine Sundberg will retire from Sonoma State University. She has been a force here for 29 years, but it is the last ten or so, particularly her work with the CCE, that I am writing about today.