Community Engagement - WSU Tri-Cities
WSU Tri-Cities students are committed to giving back through service. Each year they come together to make a positive and meaningful impact in our community
Community engagement, community service, service learning, service projects
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Community Engagement

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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Dedicated to our community

WSU Tri-Cities students are committed to philanthropy and public service. Our students are dedicated to giving back through service and each year they come together to make a positive and meaningful impact within the greater Tri-Cities community.

WSU Tri-Cities vigorously promotes hands-on service learning programs.  The Office of Community Engagement hosts various programs each year designed to provide opportunities for students to come together and impact change.

200+

 Student Volunteers

125

 Non-Profits Benefited

2000+

 Hours Served

Learn more about how WSU Tri-Cities students are engaging with the community.

Cougs In the Community

A community service learning and projects program to provide an opportunity to Washington State University Tri-Cities students, their family members, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the community to demonstrate good citizenship. This program also will provide opportunities to engage and network while having fun sharing knowledge, skills, and resources in a volunteer environment.

New service projects and activities are happening each year. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact us.

Cougs in the Community Testimonials

  • “Having lived in the Tri-Cities for almost 30 years, I love opportunities to reach out and help others in our community. I also love being a part of the Cougar family, and, as a recent graduate of WSU Tri- Cities, Cougs in the Community gives me the chance to remain connected to the University, while giving back to my community. What a great opportunity!”

    -Jayme Finch, Psychology ’13

  • “I became interested in doing community service during my first summer after college, when I volunteered to teach English in Guaymas, Mexico. That experience taught me that while there is great joy in helping others, of equal reward is how we ourselves change and grow from such work. In regards to service, I often think of Cesar Chavez’s quote that, ‘Surely the end of all education should be service to others.’ ”

    -Sarah Newcomer, Assistant Professor, College of Education

Contact

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Stephanie WarnerAmeriCorps Community Coordinator
WA Dual Credit Task Force Student Consultant
For more information about giving opportunities…