Posts tagged Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement

A two-day blood drive, part of the refocused homecoming effort in the aftermath of Helene, collected 674 units of blood. “Thanks to the incredible generosity …

On Sept. 29, ETSU Votes and the Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement held ETSU’s second Naturalization Ceremony since 2018, continuing the legacy of ETSU …

ETSU students with a passion for learning about diversity and inclusivity now have the opportunity to enrich their campus and community by becoming Diversity Educators. …

The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement teamed up with the ETSU Votes team to put on the Civic Couch Party event on Tuesday, Sept. …

On March 2, 2022, ETSU’s Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement and the Washington County Election Commission announced the opening of ETSU’s very own early …

Alternative Breaks has turned to Zoom for a safer-at-home learning experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. “What’s kind of exciting about the change this year and …

ETSU students, faculty and staff volunteered and served with local community organizations during MLK Days of Service Jan. 20 and 25, as well as during …

Students interested in applying for the Democracy Fellows must do so by Friday, Jan. 31.   Beginning Feb. 3 and ending Nov. 23, the Democracy …

The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement’s ETSU Votes program hosted Free Speech 101: Understanding the First Amendment on Wednesday, Sept. 18 from 11:15 am …

Students can change up the way they spend spring break in a meaningful way with Alternative Breaks offered by ETSU’s Office of Leadership and Civic …