Further Opportunities for Emory Community Building Outreach
Emory’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement is the home for the CBC Fellows program, but also runs other initiatives with heavy community engagement. If you are interested in hands-on work in local public schools, teaching debate to elementary and middle schools, or working with new Americans on their language skills, CCE has a program for you. Please visit the CCE main website here for more information or stop by our office in the Emory Student Center S330 to talk with any of our staff.
Graduation generation
GradGen empowers Emory students through hands-on leadership opportunities, professional development, and meaningful engagement with K-12 students in metro Atlanta. The organization provides vital mentorship, academic support, and enrichment programs that lead to improved academic performance and increased graduation rates among participating students. Join GradGen to foster more community and belonging among fellow Emory students, as you work together towards a common goal of educational equity and support for underserved populations.
atlanta urban debate league
The Atlanta Urban Debate League (AUDL) is committed to providing quality debate education programs, services, and opportunities to students, educators, and community members. Through their participation in after-school programming, tournaments, camps, fellowships, and internships, AUDL community members further develop the critical thinking, public speaking, research, and social-emotional skills necessary to be more informed and effective advocates.
emory votes initiative
The Emory Votes Initiative strives to cultivate a civically engaged campus by providing comprehensive nonpartisan voter education, supporting voter registration and turnout, and strengthening Emory students’ civic engagement habits to build a stronger and civically oriented community.
EVI helps set active civic engagement habits early in adulthood so all students graduate as lifelong involved global citizens.