Community-Engaged Learning (CEL) Designation Program
Key benefits for teaching Community-Engaged Learning courses include:
- Leads to new pathways for research and publication.
- Supports active learning and diverse learning styles.
- Fosters students' civic and leadership abilities.
- Boosts course enrollment by attracting motivated and involved students.
- Offers networking opportunities with engaged faculty across various disciplines.
- Cultivates partnerships between faculty and community organizations, promoting collaborative endeavors.
- Maximizes evaluation and recognition of work.
Benefits for students:
- UTEP Edge Experience.
- Engage with the community.
- Gain valuable experience and expertise in community-engaged and leadership activities.
- Make positive contributions to society.
- Have CEL distinction on transcript showcasing to recruiters and employers the presence of talented, civic-minded graduates.