Over 70 local organizations, Binghamton University departments, and student groups participated in the 5th annual Showcase of Community Opportunities hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement, with over 500 attendees exploring opportunities for community involvement. Feedback showed students found the event useful but suggested the list of participating organizations be categorized by cause to help students more easily find groups of interest.
Over 70 local organizations, Binghamton University departments, and student groups participated in the 5th annual Showcase of Community Opportunities hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement, with over 500 attendees exploring opportunities for community involvement. Feedback showed students found the event useful but suggested the list of participating organizations be categorized by cause to help students more easily find groups of interest.
Over 70 local organizations, Binghamton University departments, and student groups participated in the 5th annual Showcase of Community Opportunities hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement, with over 500 attendees exploring opportunities for community involvement. Feedback showed students found the event useful but suggested the list of participating organizations be categorized by cause to help students more easily find groups of interest.
Over 70 local organizations, Binghamton University departments, and student groups participated in the 5th annual Showcase of Community Opportunities hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement, with over 500 attendees exploring opportunities for community involvement. Feedback showed students found the event useful but suggested the list of participating organizations be categorized by cause to help students more easily find groups of interest.
On Tuesday, October 7th Binghamton Universitys Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) held its 5th annual Showcase of Community Opportunities with 508 students, faculty, staff, and community organization representatives in attendance. In light of the event lasting three hours, this year was very successful in terms of volume of individuals per hour. Over 70 (?) local organizations, service-oriented student groups, and Binghamton University departments and offices were registered and featured during the event. The Showcase provided a venue for faculty, staff, student groups, and community organizations to display their work, recruit students and other partners, and make connections. Student feedback _________. Advertising boosts from Facebook resulted in 30 more students attending and impression reach of over 800 people. Students especially liked a master list of the organizations so they could see the organizations in attendance. In the future this list can be broken down into specific causes to help students navigate through the event more effectively. The community organizations that tabled at the event ____________