Stories & Updates

See Community Collaboration Updates on New Indigenous Communities Liaison New Broom Fellow Two ACE Courses Focus on Food Insecurity Carleton Student Journeys Arts and Humanities Hit the Road with New…

We are happy to announce that Marcy Averill will become Carleton College’s inaugural Indigenous Communities Liaison. The Indigenous Communities Liaison, part of the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE),…

The Center for Community and Civic Engagement Fifth Year Educational Associate was featured on the Carleton News site. Read more about their comprehensive project.

The CCCE Spring ’22 newsletter is now live. Inside you’ll find details about the following: Empty Bowls event is this Friday, May 13 Lighten Up! campus garage sale is back Work study jobs expand Northfield…

Professor Álvarez-Blanco has been named by Dean Gretchen Hofmeister as be the next Broom Fellow for Public Scholarship. The purpose of the Broom Fellowship is to recognize a Carleton faculty member who…

BY BEN MORE ON MAY 26, 2022 ARCN 246, “Archaeological Methods and Lab,” is a relatively new addition to Carleton’s archaeology concentration. It is a required course for the minor that, according…

Three members of the Carleton College community, student Maddie Fry ‘22, Assistant Professor of American Studies and History Meredith McCoy, and local community Partner Northfield Union of Youth, have been…

The students selected for the 2022-23 Weitz Fellowships met with current fellows, the Weitz family, President Alison Byerly and members of the Career Center as an introduction to the program…

We are pleased to announce that Kelsey Barale, Carleton History Major Class of 2007, will be joining the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) as the Academic Civic Engagement and Scholarship (ACES) Coordinator at…

The spring edition of the Center for Community and Civic Engagement Faculty newsletter is now live, and it includes: Invitation to the spring term ACES gathering (RSVP) Faculty reflection on adding…