Community Engagement

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Track Description

The Honors Community Engagement Track prepares students to be engaged community members. Students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to participate in civic life through the provision of service and assistance to their communities.

Students graduating with Honors in Community Engagement will demonstrate the skills, disposition, and knowledge necessary to engage with community issues through an informed, participatory lens.

Community Engagement Faculty

Faculty:

Corrie Whitmore, Ph.D.
e: cwhitmor@alaska.edu

Donna Langley, M.S.
e: dklangley@alaska.edu 

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Community Engagement Track requirements:

Graduating with Honors is available to both Associate and Bachelor degree-seeking students, though each has a separate set of requirements. Go to the Community Engagement Track Requirements page to see what is required to graduate with honors.

Community Engagement Requirements

 

Portfolio Requirements: Share your Honors story

Every Honors College student will create an ePortfolio showcasing their Honors experiences and academic accomplishments. To learn more about these ePortfolios, and what they should encompass, select the link below.

Honors ePortfolios

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