Office of Community Partnerships

2013 Community-Engaged Partnerships Symposium The annual event, hosted by the Office of Community Partnerships, connects the worlds of academia and civic service to create vital social programs inside and outside of Boston.
Policy Group on Tradeswomen’s Issues The Policy Group on Tradeswomen’s Issues (PGTI) is a collaborative of construction industry stakeholders which since 2008 has tackled the persistent failure of policies enacted to open up good paying jobs in the construction trades to women. LRC Director Susan Moir is one of the co-conveners.
Management Students Develop Ideas for Promoting Arts, Businesses in Upham’s Corner Undergraduate students have developed ideas for promoting the arts and bringing businesses to Dorchester's Upham's Corner neighborhood. The university's partnership with Upham's Corner Main Street is one of more than 300.
Defendants, Prosecutors Get Day in Court at UMass Boston UMass Boston’s Healey Library was transformed into a courtroom March 5, when the Massachusetts Appeals Court held session there.

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Poster Submissions »

Find instructions for submitting a poster to the 2013 Community-Engaged Partnership Symposium.
UMass Boston Faculty and Staff Partnership Survey »

Tell us about your UMass Boston community engaged partnership activities by participating in a quick survey.
Campus-Community Partnership Activity Descriptions »

Learn more about some of the most common campus-community partnership activities taking place at UMass Boston.

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Franklin Park

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“It is part of our university’s mission to engage in our community.”