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Benjamin Lutz ’17 discovered the power of everyday dialogue at ������Ƶ, a lesson that now drives his global peacebuilding work.

Rhonda Belton, associate director of institutional research for ������Ƶ, was a guest at an atypical December Academic Affairs Advisory Council meeting that took a pleasant turn she was not expecting.

Alamance County community members were invited to share their pieces of history through storytelling.

As part of their Event and Venue Management class, and in collaboration with the Charlotte Knights and the Matthews Help Center, students organized a youth sports gear drive during the Light the Knights festival at Truist Field.

The Rev. Julie Peeples headlined an evening program co-hosted by ������Ƶ School of Law that brought together dozens of community members who sought a better understanding of religious faith in the United States and its intersection with the rule of law.

Bono-Lunn is passionate about bridging the “������Ƶ Bubble” to connect students with the Alamance County community.

The director and associate director of Project Pericles at ������Ƶ published this work in the Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning

������Ƶ students and faculty have been using their free time to help with relief efforts in western North Carolina.

Lillian Argabrite was selected to receive the North Carolina Campus Engagement Community Impact Student Award.

������Ƶ's America Reads America Counts program is a Federal Work Study program created in 1997 designed to not only educate youth, but to also provide college students with an outlet to fulfill their work study requirements and delve deeper into the community around us.