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With the skills of grant writing, students are able to not only gain the skills to make change in their community but take those skills into the next steps of their lives when they leave ������Ƶ.

������Ƶ nursing student Jake Marion '26 and nursing faculty member Jeanmarie Koonts were recently interviewed by the Winston-Salem, North Carolina television station about Marion's bone marrow donation made possible through a collaboration between the ������Ƶ football team and Club Nursing.

Eight local food, farming experts and continuers of family legacies join “Food Security” students to educate on food access and education in the county.

Alamance County community members engage with experiential learning, civic engagement initiatives during campus visit.

Through ������Ƶ Volunteers!, Lindsay Bialecki '26 has developed a deeper understanding of leadership as service.

The annual awards bestowed by the North Carolina Attorney General recognize service that keeps people “safe, healthy and happy in their communities.” Dudley directs ������Ƶ Law’s Emergency Legal Services Program.

Since 2023, students have raised nearly $5,000 to benefit Special Olympics Alamance County, demonstrating how classroom learning can extend far beyond campus walls and translate into tangible, meaningful community impact.

Jake Marion ’26 was matched through a collaboration between Club Nursing and the ������Ƶ football program to promote bone marrow donation.

The 2026 North Carolina Campus Engagement PACE conference was hosted by ������Ƶ on Feb. 11.

Hardy will step into a new university-level leadership role focused on strengthening partnerships between ������Ƶ and the greater community.