Please feel free to use the information provided here as a resource to help you maintain focus and energy as you work on your community projects.
Saturday, March 27
Location: Zoom
Friday, April 16
Zoom
Goucher College
Aisha Rivers
Director of Student Engagement
aisha.rivers@goucher.edu
Lindsay Johnson
Associate Director for Community-Based Learning and Community Service Programs
lijohnso@goucher.edu
Johns Hopkins University
Center for Leadership Education
cle@jhu.edu
Loyola University Maryland
activities@loyola.edu
Maryland Institute College of Art
Karol Martinez Doane
Director of Student Activities
kmartinez@mica.edu
Morgan State University
Natasha Lewis-Williams
Coordinator, Office of Student Life & Development
natasha.lewis@morgan.edu
Danny Molock
Assistant Coordinator
danny.molock@morgan.edu
Notre Dame of Maryland University
Amber Hurt
Director of Student Engagement and Community Programs
ahurt@ndm.edu
Stevenson University
Jenna Womack
Director of Student Activities
jwomack2@stevenson.edu
Towson University
Corey Bailey
Director of Student Activities
cbailey@towson.edu
Luis Sierra
Assistant Director for Civic Engagement
lsierra@towson.edu
University of Baltimore
Anthony Butler
Director of Transitions and Community Engagement
abutler@ubalt.edu
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Gregory Brightbill
Academic Coordinator
gbrightbill@umaryland.edu
UMBC
Hannah Schmitz
Assistant Director, Service Learning
hannahs@umbc.edu
Candace Martinez-Doane
Assistant Director, Leadership and Governance
cmartinez@umbc.edu
Kaleigh Mowkra
Assistant Director for Residential Education
kmrowka@umbc.edu
Learn more about the Campus Liaison role here.
Have a great idea but short on cash? Apply for the Baltimore Collegetown Civic Leadership Grant! The grant supports Collegetown Underground, Collegetown LeaderShape, and Collegetown Fellowship student vision projects in partnership with local nonprofit agencies, schools, and government bodies in an effort to create a better community in the Baltimore region.
Please click the link below to apply for funding. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed monthly by the Alumni Board.
Kickstarter is a new way to fund creative projects from films, games and music to art, design, and technology! Kickstarter is a platform and a resource; you have complete control over and responsibility for your projects. Anyone can launch a project on Kickstarter as long as it meets the guidelines. You set the funding goal and deadline; if people like your project they can pledge money to help make it happen!
Give Corps is an online community where you can discover new opportunities to further your vision. You can find causes that inspire you, volunteer with them, donate to them, and spread the word to others. You can also start your own cause or foundation! This funding program also provides Corps Rewards which are discounts/coupons you can use with their local merchant partners.
CrowdRise is an online fundraising website that is a unique blend of crowd funding, social networking, contests and more. First, set a goal, and personalize your fundraising page and then, start your campaign! Send your link via email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Myspace, and then just keep asking and asking! The whole point is to make it fun so that people want to help you raise money for your good cause. Add incentives, like every time someone donates $100 dye your hair green or something fun like that!
Rally is an online fundraising tool used to build social awareness on a larger scale with no deadlines. Rally is used for everything from political campaigns to non-profit organizations to people wanting to cover their medical expenses or tuition. Simply create a page, upload a photo or video, and grow your supporters using the social sharing features built into your personal website already connecting your message to twitter/Facebook, etc.
