Community Engaged Scholar 

If you have taken three Engaged Learning courses, you are eligible to be a Community Engaged Scholar. Engaged Learning classes are marked with an "E" next to the section number. For example ICS 17.1E.

Once you are a Community Engaged Scholar, your transcript will include the statement "This student is a Community Engaged Scholar.”

Why Take Community Engaged Learning Classes:

  • Students often cite engaged learning as one of the most memorable and impactful parts of their educational experience
  • Allows for career exploration
  • Participants see the real world implications of what they are learning in class
  • Narrows the gap between college and communities.
  • Helps increase your ability to make a difference in the world

Why be a Community Engaged Scholar:

  • It can help build your resume to increase job opportunities
  • It can strengthen your transfer application
  • Taking an "E" recognized classes means that you did work engaging with your community and provides recognition

How to Apply to be a Community Engaged Scholar

Once you have completed three Engaged Learning Classes, you can apply to be a Community Engaged Scholar by filling out this form: https://forms.gle/eDBWGSKxJkhKeMY68 

Please contact Cynthia Kaufman for more information if needed, kaufmancynthia@fhda.edu

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