Community-Engaged Learning & Research (CELR)

CELR courses are hands-on, reflective, skill-building opportunities for students to engage with campus and community projects. Through a mutually beneficial exchange with community partners, students apply theory to practice, develop professional experience, and contribute to the public good.

Engage with CELR

Students

Learn more about ways you can engage with UW Bothell community partners while gaining valuable volunteer and career experience:

• Learn about the different types of CELR courses
• View a current list of courses
• Enrolled CELR student next steps

Faculty

Explore ways to engage students with community partners through community-engaged research courses and projects:

• Track CELR course projects and students
• Integrating CELR – Design your course
• Video Orientations – Share with your students in Canvas

Partners

Collaborate with UW Bothell to create opportunities to foster reciprocal exchange of knowledge and resources:

• CELR partners – Everything you need to know
• Partner Roles in CELR Courses

EXPO

Most courses that integrate a community-engaged learning option or component use a database called EXPO. This database allows students, faculty, and community partners to organize, disseminate information, and connect with each other:

• EXPO database for faculty, partners and students

Courses

Check out the current CELR Courses students can enroll in.

Advising

Meeting with a CELR advisor is easy! Appointments can be virtual or in-person.

Do you have a question? Email or call us at uwbcblr@uw.edu or 425-352-3195

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