CCCE Newsletter – Carleton College

Updates from the CCCE: Spring 2021

More than the sum of its parts: A far-ranging, multi-year collaboration on food insecurity

When we’re at our best, community engagement at Carleton bridges disciplines, curricular and co-curricular pursuits, and communities on and off campus as we work to advance shared priorities. The trajectory…
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Professional Staff Pathways in Civic Engagement: 5th Year Education Associate Alan Zheng Talks About his Role in the CCCE

by Rose Delle Fave ’21 As the current 5th Year Education Associate, Alan Zheng is involved in a wide range of projects around the CCCE office. This includes managing the…
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Honoring and appreciating a year of COVID collaborations with our partners

This year our community partner appreciation event was a little different. COVID kept us from gathering in person to celebrate one another, so we changed up the format and held…
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“Close Knit Community Project”

As we wrap up a year with many COVID-related pivots, we are grateful for one another. One of our most popular pivots was our “Close Knit Community” project. Carls signed…
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Creativity and Community during COVID-19: An Inside Look at the Recent Work of CCCE Programs Green Thumbs, Kids for Conservation, and Project Friendship

by Rose Delle Fave ’21 and Gracie Little ’21 Since the beginning of the pandemic, volunteer programs have faced the particular challenge of keeping their volunteers involved while students are…
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Working toward more just futures: An interview with Tania Mitchell

by Ellie Garran, Academic Civic Engagement & Scholarship Coordinator Dr. Tania Mitchell is an associate professor of Higher Education at the University of Minnesota and an internationally recognized scholar in…
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Rose Delle Fave ’21 on Forging Connections and Mutual Support in the CCCE

by Creighton Brown, Student Experience Manager in the Center for Community and Civic Engagement Education Equity Fellow Rose Delle Fave ‘21 has made the most of her time in the…
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Why don’t we know these stories? Carleton, the Dakota, and the Dakota Homelands

This term, the CCCE has collaborated with Public Works, the Humanities Center, the Learning and Teaching Center and the Ethical Inquiry at Carleton initiative to fund and facilitate “Carleton, the…
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Trio of Carleton recipients honored with Minnesota Campus Compact Presidents’ Awards

Three members of the Carleton College community, student Eunice Valenzeula ’21, Professors Kelly Connole and Susannah Ottaway, Co-Directors of Public Works, and the Community Action Center of Northfield, have been…
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