More than 30 Years of Engagement for Ohio's Public Good
This month, the Community Campus Coalition (Triple C) shares exciting opportunities and celebrates the meaningful ways our member campuses are driving change. Grant Reminder: 9/11 Day of Remembrance Service GrantsTriple C campuses are eligible to apply for 9/11 Day of Remembrance Campus Service Grants, a collaborative initiative through the IKONC regional network and Community-Engaged Alliance. … Read more
“What if we add more of this reagent?” “Can we try launching the rocket from up here?” “What does this look like under the microscope?” These questions and more have been asked and tested by middle school students participating in Science Saturday at Kenyon College, one of Triple C’s campus partners. Science Saturday is a … Read more
Triple C is excited to share a new grant opportunity for member campuses through the 9/11 Day of Remembrance Campus Service Grants—an initiative designed to support meaningful student service and remembrance projects this fall. As part of the IKONC regional collaboration (Community-Engaged Alliance, Engage KY, Community Campus Coalition, and NC Campus Engagement), the Community-Engaged Alliance … Read more
This month, the Community Campus Coalition (Triple C) is proud to honor the 2025 recipients of the David Hoch Memorial Award and Charles J. Ping Student Service Award. Dr. Megan Church-Nally of the University of Cincinnati received the Hoch Award for her leadership in service-learning, having supported over 4,000 students across 300+ courses. Thirteen Ohio … Read more
Newark, OH | April 22, 2025: The Community Campus Coalition (Triple C) is proud to announce the 2025 winners of the David Hoch Memorial Award for Excellence in Service and the Charles J. Ping Student Service Award, recognizing individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to community engagement and service-learning at Triple C campus partner institutions. … Read more
Johnathan Roberts, a Triple C SRC AmeriCorps member at Ohio University Chillicothe and a participant in the LeaderCorps program, shares how the experience helped him grow as a leader while tackling campus food insecurity through a collaborative service project. Learn more about his experience, growth, and favorite moments from his time in LeaderCorps below. “The … Read more
Ohio Northern University’s Student Resource Center (SRC) launched during the 2024-2025 academic year, and AmeriCorps Member John Copes played a pivotal role in shaping its success. Below, John shares his journey of navigating challenges, engaging students, and making a lasting impact through his service. From organizing outreach events to connecting students with essential resources, John’s … Read more
OPCSN Conference Registration is Open!The 2025 Annual Ohio Peace and Conflict Studies Network Conference (OPCSN) is happening on April 11, 2025, at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. This event will feature panels, workshops, and networking to explore strategies for fostering dialogue and enhancing media literacy. Register by April 4 to secure your spot! Meet … Read more
The 2025 Annual Ohio Peace and Conflict Studies Network Conference (OPCSN), Bridging the Divide: Prevention and Intervention, will take place on Friday, April 11, 2025, in Dayton, Ohio. Hosted by Sinclair Community College, this event brings together Ohio’s higher education peace and conflict studies programs to explore strategies for fostering dialogue, promoting media literacy, and enhancing understanding across … Read more
Community Campus Coalition’s (Triple C) cohort of Student Resource Center (SRC) AmeriCorps members took part in numerous Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service projects across Ohio throughout January in honor of Dr. King. In collaboration with campus and community partners, AmeriCorps members organized service projects on their campuses, recruited and engaged volunteers, and oversaw … Read more
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