For Faculty and Staff

Faculty and staff play a critical role in how community engagement is woven into the fabric of a student’s educational experience. 

How the Center for Social Change and Community Involvement can support you:

  • Consultation on incorporating community engagement into your course
  • Help you build and sustain relationships with community partners
  • Support transportation and logistical needs for getting your class into the community
  • Present social change workshops in your classroom
  • Apply to lead a group of undergraduate students in one of our service learning Immersion Programs
  • Serve alongside students, alumni, other staff and faculty on Martin Luther King, Jr. Service Day & at NSO Service Day
  • Do you have another idea about how to connect with our office? Email andreasalyer@lclark.edu.

Additional Resources

  • Faculty/Staff Retreat PowerPoint 2024: Purpose, Process, and Relationships in Community Engagement
  • Campus Compact: Extensive library of webinars, articles, trainings & other professional development related to community engagement.
  • Curriculum Redesign Intensive: Star Plaxton-Moore, EdD
    Faculty Development Fellow at Campus Compact & Director of Community Engaged Learning at the University of San 
    Francisco
  • Teaching in Social Action: “In 2006, Dr. Scott Myers-Lipton created a social action course at San José State University. Ever since, he has been refining and honing this transformative pedagogy and curriculum. Importantly, Scott figured out how to do social action in one semester by having students do issue development, build power, explore tactics, and then launch a campaign and implement it.”
  • PSU Community Engagement Tool:The Community Engagement Toolkit is designed to help you develop and practice skills to engage with your community for social change. The toolkit will help you to explore how and why you want to engage within the community, to find the tools to make meaningful connections with your communities, and to build your sense of community agency to become a catalyst for change.”
  • Give Pulse: Lewis & Clark’s platform for managing volunteer opportunities and tracking volunteer hours. Faculty can use this platform to manage the Community Engagement Projects in their course.