Posts tagged Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement

ETSU has kicked off its annual Angel Tree initiative, giving students, faculty and staff the chance to support local children in need this holiday season. …

TEDxETSU made its return to ETSU on Monday for the fourth consecutive year, showcasing a lineup of six speakers and a poet under the theme …

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 …