Rochester Center for Community Leadership

The Davis Projects for Peace is a grant given each year to one UR undergraduate (or team of undergraduates) to create a grassroots project to foster peace. This fellowship is open to students of all nationalities and majors, from first years to seniors. Want to learn more? Join this zoom information session. Please register here: https://rochester.zoom.us//tJcpdOysqj4sGNdjaZIOlfOHGrd09-u

This Wednesday, join us for the 2nd REAL (Rochester Equity + Access Leadership) Conversation with life trustee Mary-Frances Winters '73, '82S (MBA), who will discuss her new book, Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit. Opening remarks provided by President Mangelsdorf.

Hey UR Community! Early Voting starts tomorrow, October 24th and ends November 1st. CPE is teaming up with SA Gov to provide free shuttles to polling sites on S...aturday, October 31st and Sunday, November 1st. You can register using CCC or use your phone to scan the QR Code below. We have also included information on the polling locations and dates so you can go on your own time. See more

All students should have access to affordable internet services, don't you agree? Please sign this petition to help meet the needs of our most vulnerable students!

This Sunday, at either 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. join fellow students for a nice stroll to the polls !

Are you ready for the last debate? Join us in person or through a streaming channel to watch the final presidential debate watch THIS THURSDAY October 22 at 9pm! Register here: https://ccc.rochester.edu/CPE/rsvp_boot?id=867739 Let us know, are you tuning in?

Learn, Grow, and Give With Purpose: An info session about the Certificate of Achievement in Community Engaged Learning

This is a great mental health resource for BIPOC students during this tough time!

October 15th, 8:00 PM

Check out this cool event created by a community-engaged learning course taught by Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp!

The "classroom" this fallindoors and outdoors, online and in-personcertainly looks different. But the passion for teaching and learning is the same.