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What’s The Deal With …Community Service

What’s The Deal With …Community Service

The Honey W. Nashman Center The Nashman Center aims to integrate civic engagement into

The Honey W. Nashman Center The Nashman Center aims to integrate civic engagement into George Washington University’s educational work. We focus GW’s resources to: • meet community needs beyond the campus, • promote active citizenship in a diverse democracy, and • enhance teaching, learning and scholarship at GW. Focus Areas: Community Service & Engagement Community-Engaged Scholarship Careers Social Innovation Promotion & Awareness

Community Service & Engagement • SIGNATURE SERVICE EVENTS & IMMERSION PROGRAMS

Community Service & Engagement • SIGNATURE SERVICE EVENTS & IMMERSION PROGRAMS

Freshman Day of Service & Convocation • CLASS OF 2021 it’s YOUR official welcome

Freshman Day of Service & Convocation • CLASS OF 2021 it’s YOUR official welcome to the Colonial Community! • Nearly 2, 000 freshmen serve each year. • We serve in honor of 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance. • Connect with us! • Twitter: @GWFDOS • Facebook: GWFDo. S September 9 th, 2017 fdos@gwu. edu

Community Building Community • Community Building Community connects over 150 incoming freshmen to service

Community Building Community • Community Building Community connects over 150 incoming freshmen to service opportunities in the District. • An upperclassman CBC Guide will facilitate service with a team of 810 freshmen. • The program features service projects with community organizations throughout the District, inspirational speakers, and fun evening activities. August 23 rd-25 th , 2017 cbc@gwu. edu

Community Service & Engagement • GW SMARTDC • Jumpstart • engage. DC • Operacion

Community Service & Engagement • GW SMARTDC • Jumpstart • engage. DC • Operacion Impacto • DCPS VISTA Program • Art. Reach

Community-Engaged Scholarship Teaching • More than 70 courses at the grad and undergrad levels

Community-Engaged Scholarship Teaching • More than 70 courses at the grad and undergrad levels in multiple schools and disciplines that extend classroom learning into the community with meaningful engaged partnerships – strengthening learning and service Research • Faculty and students conduct research in partnership with community residents and organizations GW Civic House • An academic residential community for first year students interested in becoming active citizens engaged in their communities.

GW Civic House • 20 -30 Students live and serve together while learning more

GW Civic House • 20 -30 Students live and serve together while learning more about citizenship, leadership, and the District of Columbia. • Interested in joining this year’s cohort? Reach out to gwserves@gwu. edu.

Service Careers • Use your Federal Work Study to service the community! • The

Service Careers • Use your Federal Work Study to service the community! • The Nashman News and the Center for Career Services list 1000 s of service, internship, and job opportunities online. • Work with the Center for Career Services to sharpen your resume with the skills you learn through your community-engaged service and scholarship.

Social Innovation Funding and coaching support is available to student – community collaborative programs

Social Innovation Funding and coaching support is available to student – community collaborative programs through the GWUpstart Social Innovation Hub. Programs include: • • • Public Service Grant Commission Knapp Fellowship for Entrepreneurial Service-Learning Eco-Equity Challenge Campaigning for Change Clinton Global Initiative University 2016 -2017 Knapp Fellowship Winners: Maranda C. Ward and Zinhle Essamuah

Promotion & Awareness • The Nashman News– a weekly newsletter featuring news highlights, community

Promotion & Awareness • The Nashman News– a weekly newsletter featuring news highlights, community service, and employment opportunities • Community Service Fair – hosted annually in September this event brings together community organizations, student service organizations, and members of the GW community

2016 -17 Academic Year • More than 9, 200 members of the GW community

2016 -17 Academic Year • More than 9, 200 members of the GW community served • 711, 841 hours of service • 688 Presidential Volunteer Service Awards presented

Questions?

Questions?

 gwserves@gwu. edu Campus Address: 837 22 nd St. NW 202 -994 -9900 Connect

gwserves@gwu. edu Campus Address: 837 22 nd St. NW 202 -994 -9900 Connect with us on social media: @GWService http: //serve. gwu. edu gwnashmancenter. org