Category: Programs & Projects

Anesu shares his experience attending a global conference at UChicago hosted by Bill Clinton. The conference brings together individuals from across the globe to discuss challenges people face around the world.

“Who are you?” is a question that 2Fik believes is a question that everyone can connect to. At some point, every person has been asked, “Who are you? Where are you from?” and has to think about their own identity.

Thanks to generous donors, Carleton students can continue ongoing community engagement projects through Fellowships. Read more about Maya Kassahun’s experience working for the City of Northfield.

Students worked hard to promote voter registration alongside the League of Women Voters.

CCCE Fellow Mica Bahn met with Linda Oto to discuss the long history of partnership between Northfield’s Middle School Youth Center and the CCCE.

The four focus areas of the CCCE cover a broad range of issues, and there are always opportunities to volunteer no matter your previous experience or your individual interests.

Sarah Goldman ’17, co-founder of Heart of the Heartland, credits her experience in the CCCE with giving her a new perspective on learning and a foundation for her career.

Applications for Alternative Spring Break Trips are now open!

One trip will go to Finland, Minnesota to work on and learn about organic farming at Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center. The second trip will go to Waterloo, Iowa to work on construction and in the restore for Habitat for Humanity. Trips are from March 18/19th–March 25th.

This week, the CCCE Community Spotlight falls on Sam Bearak, a senior history major who spent his sophomore summer working with Summer Blast at Northfield Middle School…

A timely training for student activists sponsored by Project Pericles