Serve the Community
Strategic Priority 3
We will serve our diverse community with high impact outreach and collaborative partnerships across divisions and beyond campus borders, while cultivating an atmosphere of inclusivity, wellness and civility.
Outcomes
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Strategic Corporate and Community Engagement
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Develop effective models for industry and community engagement through expansion of Howard University's Alternative Spring break and Day of Service initiatives.
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Serve the District of Columbia through strategic and effective engagement and coordination with its citizens, businesses and K-16 institutions to enhance educational outcomes of Washington D.C.
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Leverage relationships with Corporate partners to maximize job creation, train the workforce of the future and contribute to economic growth in Washington D.C.
Leaving a Positive Impact on the World
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Progressively increase service opportunities and programs, tracking progress through development of a system that globally monitors service delivery by our students, faculty and staff to the public.
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Increase alumni engagement that is demonstrated through philanthropic contributions and service to Alma Mater and their local communities.
Core Team
Cynthia Evers
Interim Vice President for Student Affairs
Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs
cynthia.evers@howard.eduDebbi Jarvis
She/Her/Hers
Senior Vice President, Corporate Relations
Office of Corporate Relations
debbi.jarvis@howard.eduNews
December 2, 2021
Howard University Student Tamia Thompson Awarded White House Presidential Service Award
November 29, 2021
Keesha Middlemass, from Howard University’s Department of Political Science, Joins PBS NewsHour’s ‘Searching for Justice’ Panel
October 22, 2021
Howard University Day of Service 2021: Homecoming, ‘Remember the Times!’
October 20, 2021
Pnc Foundation Announces $16.8 Million Grant To Support And Develop Black-Owned Businesses Through New Howard University Center For Entrepreneurship
October 12, 2021