Education
Students as Citizens – Why Civic Engagement Begins in College
College isn’t just about getting a degree—it’s where students start shaping who they are and how they’ll impact the world. That’s why civic engagement ...
Aligning Curriculum with Community Needs – Montana’s Approach to Responsive Education
Montana’s taking a refreshingly down-to-earth approach to education—by listening. Instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all curriculum into every classroom, the state is putting community needs ...
Why Every University Needs a Civic Engagement Office – Strengthening Communities and Student Impact
Universities aren’t just centers of academic learning—they’re hubs for shaping future leaders and changemakers. That’s where a Civic Engagement Office becomes essential. It bridges ...
Educational Value of Volunteering in College – How Service Enhances Learning and Career Development
College isn’t just about acing exams and writing papers—it’s also about growing as a person and preparing for the real world. One of the ...
Real World Readiness – How Service Experience Builds Career Skills and Employability
Gaining real-world experience is one of the smartest moves you can make when building your career. Classrooms and textbooks give you the theory, but ...
Classroom as a Catalyst for Civic Change – Empowering Students to Lead and Serve Their Communities
What if your classroom could change the world? Not just your world—but the wider community around you? The truth is, it can. When educators ...
From Awareness to Action – Effective Civic Education That Makes a Difference
Civic education isn’t just about knowing the names of government officials or memorizing the Constitution. It’s about empowering people—especially young citizens—to engage in their ...
Fostering a Culture of Service Across Every Montana Campus
College isn’t just about books, exams, and dorm rooms. In Montana, it’s about something deeper—building a culture of service that connects campuses to communities. ...