University Honors Program & CCEL

CCEL Program Options for University Honors Program (UHP) Students

Students in the University Honors Program (UHP) have multiple ways to engage with the Center for Community-Engaged Learning (CCEL) while earning Honors non-course experiences. These opportunities allow students to deepen their community engagement, reflect on social impact, and expand their academic and personal perspectives. Each pathway offers a different way to engage deeply with learning beyond the classroom.

CCEL has two primary pathways available to UHP students:

  1. Community-Engaged Learning (CEL) Modules through CESP

  2. Study Away through National Student Exchange (NSE)

What You’ll Do in Each CEL Module

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What You’ll Do in Each CEL Module

CEL Module One

Honors students doing Community-Engaged Learning Module One will be required to do the following:

 

CEL Module Two

Honors students doing Community-Engaged Learning Module Two will be required to do the following:

CEL Module Three

Honors students doing Community-Engaged Learning Module Three will be required to do the following:

  • Complete at least 35 Community Engagement hours, tracked and verified within a year
  • Complete the Identities, Power and Privilege reflection
  • Participate in an Identities, Power and Privilege Advising Appointment (30 minutes)
  • Complete an Agency reflection and reflection response form
  • Attend a CESP Session, at least one per academic year (90 minutes)