Tag: Community Engagement
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Chico State Professors Win Prestigious Lantis Endowments to Drive Global and Rural Research
Chico State Announces 2024 Lantis Endowed Chairs Recipients Chico State has named three distinguished faculty members as recipients of its annual Lantis Endowed University Chairs, a program funded by generous private giving to strengthen teaching, research, and community impact. The awards, ranging from $20,000 to $40,000 for release time, travel, stipends, and related project costs,…
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Faculty and Students Sharpen Skills for Delivering and Amplifying Extension Services
Introduction: Elevating Extension Services and Community Engagement The Extension Services and Community Engagement Unit (ESCEU) at BukSU has launched a targeted effort to raise the profile and effectiveness of its community outreach programs. Centered around the Extension Week Celebration held on October 13 and 15, 2025, the initiative focused on documentation, advocacy planning, and the…
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BukSU Fortifies Extension Services Through Capacity-Building During 2025 Extension Week
Overview: A Strategic Push for Stronger Extension Services The Extension Services and Community Engagement Unit (ESCEU) at Benguet State University (BukSU) recently led a focused capacity-building initiative aimed at sharpening how extension programs are documented, advocated for, and amplified across partner communities. The training, held on October 13 and 15, 2025 at the University Auditorium,…
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Faculty and Students Sharpen Skills to Deliver and Amplify Extension Services
Overview of the Extension Week Initiative The Extension Services and Community Engagement Unit (ESCEU) at BukSU recently organized a focused capacity-building series to boost the visibility and effectiveness of its community outreach programs. Held on October 13 and 15, 2025, at the University Auditorium, the events were a core component of the Extension Week Celebration.…
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Kerry School Unveils Inspiring Mural to Champion Environment and Sustainability
Bringing the 17 Goals to Life in a Local Space A new mural now graces the assembly hall of a Kerry school, serving as a constant reminder of the importance of preserving the environment. The artwork, a collaborative effort between local artist Roberta Enrico and Faun Tammes Schütz, was born from a summer of hard…
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A Message from FSG: Reflecting on 15 Years at Liverpool and a Look Ahead
Introduction: A reflection from the owners John Henry, Tom Werner, and Mike Gordon of Fenway Sports Group (FSG) recently shared a heartfelt message about their long association with Liverpool Football Club. What began as a mission to restore a storied institution has evolved into an extraordinary journey defined by triumphs, learning curves, and a steadfast…
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JCU Open EBook Offers Insights Into Rural Health Planning in North Queensland
Free eBook from JCU Guides Rural Health Planning A new, freely accessible eBook from James Cook University researchers offers practical guidance for improving health services in rural, regional, and remote areas of North Queensland. Developed through the Integrating Health Care Planning for Health and Prosperity in North Queensland project, the work emphasizes place-based planning, community…
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JCU Open EBook Offers Insights Into Rural Health
Overview: A Practical Guide for Rural Health Planning James Cook University has released a free eBook developed by researchers to support health system planning in rural, regional, and remote areas of North Queensland. Built from the Integrating Health Care Planning for Health and Prosperity in North Queensland project, the guide emphasizes participatory, place-based approaches that…
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JCU Open EBook Offers Practical Guidance for Rural Health Planning in North Queensland
Overview: Free eBook Supports Rural Health Planning A new, freely accessible eBook from James Cook University (JCU) distills practical lessons from the Integrating Health Care Planning for Health and Prosperity in North Queensland project. The resource aims to help communities in rural, regional, and remote North Queensland develop relevant, sustainable health services that respond to…
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Cutting country dementia risks through community collaboration
Overview Dementia is a leading cause of death in Australia, and the relationship between rural living and dementia risk is not yet fully understood. The University of South Australia’s Re-ACTIVate project is changing that by partnering with regional communities to determine whether country Australians face higher dementia risk and, crucially, to co-create practical prevention tools…