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The Bonner Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) at the University of Richmond brings together campus and community members in collaborative study, reflection, and action to address contemporary social issues in Richmond and throughout the world.

The CCE offers the Richmond community:

  • The intellectual resources and physical space for the study of current social issues and their underlying causes
  • A public forum for engaging in open dialogue about current social issues
  • A searchable listing of social service organizations and their volunteer and research needs
  • Contact with students and organizations to facilitate mutually beneficial and educational interactions
  • Financial support for summer service internships and student-faculty research on problems affecting the Greater Richmond community

Summer Funding Opportunities

Quick Links

What Is Civic Engagement?

The Association of College and Research Libraries has produced an internet guide to civic engagement. This guide includes a number of useful resources and links. Have a look!



Contact the CCE at (804) 484-1600 or
engage@richmond.edu. 

The University of Richmond is committed to developing a diverse workforce and student body and to modeling an inclusive campus community that values the expression of differences in ways that promote excellence in teaching, learning, personal development, and institutional success.

 
 

 

 

   
 
What's Happening

John Moeser

CCE senior fellow John Moeser named Richmond History Maker for his efforts at fostering regional cooperation.

Students living and learning in the Civic Engagement House take a close look at the area's urban problems.

Feed your mind and your body at the CCE Brown Bag Discussion Series held most Fridays from 12:30-1:25 p.m. in the Think Tank.

The CCE service shuttle offers rides to students volunteering on a regular basis in the Richmond community. 

The CCE offers grants of up to $750 to support innovative student programs that address social and civic issues. Now is the time to complete a grant application for
your spring 2008 program!

Coordinate and collaborate with leaders of other student organizations interested in social issues by joining the Alliance for Civic Engagement. For informaion on ACE, contact Adrienne Piazza.

Check out the University Libraries Richmond Area Guide.

 
   
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