Office of Community Engagement
Community engagement at the University of Arizona is the intentional and mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and resources with local, state, regional, Tribal, national and global communities, through collaborative listening, teaching, research, outreach and service. Our commitment to engagement is fundamental to our university's mission, vision and values, helping to ensure that communities - across our state, our nation and our world - thrive.
Discover New Ways to Partner with the University of Arizona!
The Office of Community Engagement is here to connect you to the University of Arizona’s rich resources, talent, and expertise—and values the expertise within our partnering communities. Together, we collaborate to fulfill our land grant mission and create meaningful impact. Whether you’re seeking talented interns, specialized research support, professional development, dedicated volunteers, or new collaborative partnerships, we’re eager to explore the possibilities with you.
Let’s build something great—reach out and start a partnership with us today!
(In blue boxes, like on other pages) ** I like the idea of sharing examples of partnership, but this language needs to be refined.
- Seeking Expertise? Gain assistance with multidisciplinary challenges, seek experts on topics, request a speaker
- Offer Your Expertise or Service: Become a mentor, let us know of your community’s or organization’s challenges, sponsor service projects,
- Engage with Students: Hire a Wildcat, recruit an intern, collaborate with students/future leaders on projects
- Lifelong learning: Enroll in continuing education opportunities, learn about U of A seminars, events, and programs, check out our museums and tours
Not sure where to start? Contact us!
Impact, by the numbers (like At a Glance here: https://www.arizona.edu/about)
(eventually we will have community engagement specific data, but now we don’t)
- # of students, employees (?)
- Research expenditures
- other econ impact numbers
Tech Launch, Tech Parks, Center for Innovation, Space Sciences, Athletics, move-in
Engagement in Action (instead of calling it News)
Pull in tagged articles