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Civic Engagement

Division of Student Affairs

Civic engagement encompasses active citizenship, community involvement, advocacy, awareness of social issues and injustices, and the development of personal and social responsibility.  It requires students to involve themselves in society with the intent to better the world around them. There are many opportunities for students, faculty and staff to civically engage at Towson University.

Students, Faculty and Staff of Towson University are committed to being civically engaged with the greater Baltimore community.  In 2008, Towson University is honored to have been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in both categories of: Curricular Engagement and Outreach & Partnership.  To read more about the elite recognition please refer to the TU in the Community website.  This recognition confirmed the University's commitment to bettering the community and has set the foundation for the programs offered through the Department of Civic Engagement.

For a look at upcoming events please check out the Department of Civic Engagement's Fall 2009 calendar by downloading it here: Fall 2009 Semester Calendar




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Civic Engagement
Administration Building, Room 236C

Phone: 410-704-3921

Fax: 410-704-3441

E-mail: daccardi@towson.edu

 

 

 

NY Times Talk Lunch

 

Upcoming New York Times Talk:

Tuesday December 1, 12:30 - 1:30 PM
University Union,      Rooms 314-316

Topic:
"Diversity Issues in the News"

Host:
Allan Starkey, Secondary Education

Articles: "Coming Out in Middle School", "The Women's Crusade", and "A Prom Divided".





 


 

 

 

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