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	The Levitt Center in the Community The Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center provides opportunities for civic engagement in off-campus projects that improve student understanding of social issues and create positive outcomes for the community. Civic Engagement is a goal of the Levitt Center: Service-Learning expands student and faculty involvement in the local community and provides "real-life" applications to academic learning Involvement in Community-Based Research Projects brings academic resources and expertise to the community through faculty and students Strong and collaborative partnerships with community-based governmental and not-for-profit agencies provide students and faculty with diverse opportunities for engagement in the community Community Service Fellowships give students opportunities for work or research in public policy arenas	News Highlights Jennifer Earl, Director of the Center for Information Technology and Society and an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara will present "Protest on the Information Highway: Trends in Online Activism," Tuesday, April 15 at 7:30 pm in the Science Auditorium (G027). February 28th, 2008. Read More News ...
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The Levitt Center in the Community

Civic Engagement is a goal of the Levitt Center:

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