Community-Engaged Learning

Three ETSU faculty members were honored with the university’s highest award for excellence in teaching, research, and service at the annual Faculty Convocation.

More than 100 ETSU faculty and staff rolled up their sleeves this summer to serve during ETSU's Hurricane Helene Recovery Workdays.

More than 300 students, faculty and staff participated in ETSU's Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day.

ETSU students completed four disaster relief-focused service experiences last week as a part of the Alternative Spring Break Program.

Dr. Jay W. Boland Research Day at ETSU will highlight the work of undergraduate and graduate students, residents and fellows.

ETSU occupational students receive hands-on, community-engaged learning experience at the Jeremiah Cafe, which provides employment for people with autism.

Winners of the ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition included Skylar Mittelsteadt, Kyah Alese Powers and Layne Maddox.

The ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition will present ideas to uplift the region and a chance for the community to support Hurricane Helene recovery efforts.

A Volunteer Tennessee Grant supports a new AmeriCorps program supporting veterans both at ETSU and in seven surrounding counties.

Six members of ETSU's Roan Scholars Leadership Program were instrumental in establishing the new Johnson City Junior Council (JC2).