Kids in Kaktovik, Alaska, work with UT marine scientists Ken Dunton and Jim McClelland, learning how to examine the delicate balance in the Arctic ecosystem. Read more.
Community Engagement
One group of students spent spring break learning about invasive species and getting back to nature on a service trip with RecSports. Read more.
Subiendo: The Academy for Rising Leaders has chosen 80 high school students for its annual summer program. Learn more about this year's class.
Senior computer science major Kevin Luecke is the 2012-13 Student Employee of the Year. He works with UT astronomers, analyzing data from white dwarf stars. Watch a video about Kevin.
From a poster campaign to a social media strategy, service-learning projects enable students to build skills and give community partners needed help. Learn more.
Kids in Kaktovik, Alaska, work with UT marine scientists Ken Dunton and Jim McClelland, learning how to examine the delicate balance in the Arctic ecosystem. Read more.
One group of students spent spring break learning about invasive species and getting back to nature on a service trip with RecSports. Read more.
Subiendo: The Academy for Rising Leaders has chosen 80 high school students for its annual summer program. Learn more about this year's class.
Senior computer science major Kevin Luecke is the 2012-13 Student Employee of the Year. He works with UT astronomers, analyzing data from white dwarf stars. Watch a video about Kevin.
From a poster campaign to a social media strategy, service-learning projects enable students to build skills and give community partners needed help. Learn more.
The University of Texas at Austin is — and always has been — a university for the people of Texas. Whether we are teaming up with community organizations to tackle health care issues, bring the arts to underserved areas or solve environmental problems, we take seriously our mission of service.
The university has a rich tradition of working with communities across the state through collaborative activities and programs that involve our faculty, staff and students. Such partnerships are mutually beneficial to the university and the community. Not only are university resources shared with communities, but community knowledge and experiences are shared with the university, helping improve learning and scholarship.
Visit the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement to learn more about community-university partnerships that transform lives.
