This issue provides information about a respected and successful UCD Office that many of us have not explored.
Opportunities do abound here, and making contact is truly worthwhile.
Community service projects are valuable teaching tools. Like most of us, students tend to internalize learning in a more meaningful way when they're able to experience theory in terms of application to real events. For faculty, community projects provide fertile ground for research and publication through case studies and surveys. Enterprising faculty find the connections they make through community projects may lead to further consulting. This UCD office has 27 years experience with most rural and urban communities as well as non-profit and government agencies in the Front Range area.