Submissions are due on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 11:59pm
Applicants must have participated in either, IGTUBC (I Go To UBC), Reading Week, or Trek to be eligible for a Chapman Story Award. Winners will receive up to $500 for their story.
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We collaborate with students, staff, faculty and community partners to work through complex community-based issues.
Our programs place students in community settings (non-profits and inner city schools) either as a required part of an academic course, or through voluntary co-curricular placements like Trek and Reading Week for a hands-on, immersive experience.
We also provide resources and support to instructors, departments, and faculties, to enhance teaching and learning processes. We connect University resources to the community in ways that support lasting relationships.
Telephone: 604 822 1678
Web: Centre for Community Engaged LearningWorking under the principles of Community-Based Experiential Learning (CBEL), we provide support to faculty and staff members who are seeking to enhance student learning and further their teaching practices by working with non-profits and community organizations.
The Centre for Community Engaged provides its community partners with resources to help them build relationships with students and facilitate successful projects.
