Student Civic Engagement Spring Events 2026
Stop the Bleed | Feb. 10 | 11 a.m. | MA1132
Be the difference in an emergency. This fast, hands-on training teaches you how to stop life-threatening bleeding using quick, effective techniques. Two hours, real skills, save a life!
Wellness Walk | Feb. 17 | 11 a.m. | Campus Lawn
Join us to boost your mood and get moving. Walk, reflect, and feel empowered!
Women4Women Packing Party | Feb. 25 | 11 a.m. | MA 1132
Join us for a W4W Packing Party, where we come together to assemble hygiene kits for women in our community. This hands-on event is a simple but meaningful way to support dignity, care, and connection one kit at a time.
Empathy & Ink | Mar. 4 | 11 a.m. | MA1132
Join us to create cards and letters for the elderly who are isolated.
Wellness Walk | Mar. 31 | 11 a.m. | Campus Lawn
Join us to boost your mood and get moving. Walk, reflect, and feel empowered!
Bags2Beds | Apr. 1 | 11 a.m. | MA1132
Join us to craft mats for the homeless to provide comfort and support.
Civic Engagement Speaker Anjanette Foster | Apr. 15 | Noon | MA1132
Join us for an engaging civic speaker session that invites students to reflect, connect, and grow. Through storytelling and open conversation, this experience encourages authenticity, confidence, and meaningful self-discovery.
Wellness Walk | Apr. 22 | 11 a.m. | Campus Lawn
Join us to boost your mood and get moving. Walk, reflect, and feel empowered!
Student Civic Engagement
Through civic engagement, students participate in hands-on experiences, applying what they learn in the classroom to address real-world issues. This engagement also gives them valuable networking opportunities and a chance to make meaningful contributions to society.
Vision
Working together to inspire students to be engaged citizens.
Mission
To promote excellence in teaching and learning through civic engagement activities that:
- Inspire lifelong service
- Collaborate with the community
- Encourage civic and servant leadership
- Foster social responsibility
- Promote personal growth
Student Civic Engagement activities aim to foster active participation in the community, preparing students to become informed and responsible citizens.
Students
Access forms needed for your student civic engagement activities are here! All students must complete and submit an Assumption of Risk form for any off-campus activities. Please consult with your instructor about additional forms required.
Instructors
Resources for instructors wanting to include student civic engagement activities in their courses. Contact SCE coordinator Glenda Lambert at [email protected] for additional assistance.
Interested in becoming a community partner?
Contact the GateWay Student Civic Engagement Office at [email protected].