- High caliber faculty with extensive community engagement leadership experience - Classmates with a range of interests/careers - Connection to a broad network of current alumni who are leaders in a variety of fields across the country We embrace important core values, including: Inclusion. We welcome people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives who prepare us for global citizenship. Change. We pursue positive changes in ourselves, our institutions and our communities. Social Justice. We educate ourselves and our community to better understand power, privilege, and oppression and to find ways to build a more equitable and just society. Diversity Statement We develop, engage, and support a diverse learning community where we encourage courageous spaces for dialogue. We welcome individuals of all backgrounds and experiences to engage in our program as students, faculty, supervisors, speakers, and more.

A complete application includes: Online application Official College Transcripts from all institutions attended Resumé Personal Statement Recommendations Essays (required by fellowships and some graduate programs) Standardized test scores (optional) Interviews (required by some graduate programs, including fellowships and assistantships) The M.Ed. in Community Engagement requires one letter from a college professor and one letter from a supervisor in a non-profit, higher education or K-12 setting.