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Find similar grantsCommunity-Engaged Alliance Grants is sponsored by Indiana University Indianapolis Community-Engaged Alliance. The Community-Engaged Alliance offers grants to students, student organizations, faculty, and staff that integrate service learning and civic engagement into campus culture through collaborations, sponsorships, and promoting awareness of higher education's role in graduating wel…
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Community-Engaged Alliance Community-Engaged Alliance Empowering Minds, Transforming Communities Community-Engaged Alliance Building Partnerships Across Indiana For 30 years, CEA has been supporting the development of civic-minded Hoosier college graduates. We collaborate across sectors and are the only organization in Indiana that serves all higher education types; four-year, two-year, independent, and public.
Through our programs, funding, and learning communities, we create unique opportunities for partnerships among all 37 institutions in the state. IvyTech_Traditional_Horizontal_Color Grant Funding and Technical Support CEA provides partners with grant funds for projects, research, and collaboration in community engagement.
In addition to grant dollars, we offer technical support throughout the application process and consultation during the activity period to help the funded project succeed. Faculty & Staff Development Join us on a journey of growth and discovery as we invest in your professional development and collectively strive for excellence in academia.
Together, we can cultivate a culture of continuous learning and innovation that benefits your entire campus community. Community-Engaged Alliance offers professional development opportunities for faculty and staff including webinars, project collaboration, and regional and statewide events. Advancing Civic Engagement We are committed to growing the field of community engagement in the state of Indiana.
Our resources help institutions incorporate service-learning into the entire campus experience, develop lasting community connections, leverage statewide strengths, and address local concerns. This collaboration fortifies Hoosier communities and produces college graduates ready to create positive social change.
Promoting Student Development By supporting the development of campus faculty and staff in their use of high-impact educational practices, we help improve student academic outcomes, cultivate their civic engagement skills, and grow their commitment to pursuing the public good. We would love to hear from you.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Students, student organizations, faculty, and staff at Indiana University Indianapolis who integrate service learning and civic engagement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community-Engaged Alliance Grants is funded by Indiana University Indianapolis Community-Engaged Alliance. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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