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Forms, Policies and Resources

Center for Civic Engagement Policies

Travel Forms
These forms are to be used for students participating in Community-Based Learning classes, the Civic Scholars Program and the Action Scholars Program. Review the Student Travel Policies to determine what forms are necessary in order to be reimbursed for transportation costs to and from community partners. The Student Participation Agreement form must be completed before the start of travel. Please address any questions to [email protected]

2022 Civic Engagement Travel Reimbursement Policy

Civic Engagement Student Participation Agreement 2021-2022

Student Travel Reimbursement Form 2022

Carpool Waiver Form

Uber + Drew CCE Student Onboarding Guide

University Resources for Students in Need

FOOD PANTRY

  • The Drew University Food Pantry serves the students, staff, and faculty of Drew University to ensure well-being of the whole campus community.
  • For more information or questions, please email [email protected].
  • Check out the Food Pantry Drew webpage as well as the Operations page for hours, donation requests, requests form, and pick-up program (coming soon).

STUDENT TEXTBOOK LENDING LIBRARY

The Student Library Loan System is collection of donated textbooks from current students enrolled in a diverse course load. This collection of books is housed in the University Library, and can only be utilized by students who are considered need-based. These students would be allowed to take out the textbook for a certain period of time outside of the library for their own study needs. This program assists students who have financial constraints take advantage of their liberal arts education in the same way as students who do not have these obstacles.

For more information visit the University Library website. If you have questions, please email [email protected].

PROFESSIONAL CLOTHING CLOSET

  • The Drew Career Closet is designed to help students embody success as they launch their careers without having to worry about how to afford it. Located in Sycamore Cottage and managed by the Center for Career Development, the Drew Career Closet offers new and gently loved business casual and business professional wardrobe options to students as they prepare for professional events, such as interviews, internships, career fairs, and more.
  • Students interested in reviewing current inventory for styles to match their needs should schedule a Career Closet Consultation appointment through Handshake.

    We also encourage students to check out these other local resources:

    • For female-identified and feminine-presenting students, Dress for Success located at 25 Cook Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940.
    • For all students, Thrift Shop Independent located at 33 Kings Road #2, Madison, NJ 07940 will offer a 10% discount with a student ID.

LIMITED RESOURCES IDENTITY COMMUNITY

  • Designed to facilitate opportunities, networking, collaboration, and mentorship, while helping students navigate the day-to-day campus experience.
  • For more information, check out their page on Launch or reach out to the community leader Nick Capodice.
Resources for Faculty and Staff

FOOD PANTRY

  • The Drew University Food Pantry serves the students, staff, and faculty of Drew University to ensure well-being of the whole campus community.
  • For more information or questions, please email [email protected].

The Center for Civic Engagement provides consulting and course development assistance to faculty members interested in teaching a Community Based Learning (CBL) course or undertaking a community-based research project. Through annual CBL Course Development Seminars, one-on-one consultations, and facilitated meetings with potential community partners, the Center helps faculty apply CBL pedagogies and best practices effectively to their courses while also ensuring that our community partners see real benefit to their organizations as a result.

RECOMMENDATIONS ON PROMOTION AND TENURE CRITERIA FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

COURSE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES

The Center also helps support workshops, speakers, and other activities that increase the knowledge and capacity of faculty and students to partner effectively with community organizations.

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT RESOURCES

OPPORTUNITIES FOR STAFF

Drew University has created a policy to encourage staff members to engage in service and volunteer work.