Please visit our Campus Groups page to see a full calendar of events.
Please reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions.
Date: September / January
Location: Virtual (CSI Instagram: @uvusocialimpact
Contact:[email protected]
Description: A week long event that educates campus about the Six Pathways of Social Impact and the Center for Social Impact through a series of challenges, giveaways, activities, and social media engagements
Date & Time: September / January
Location: SC 105
Description: Come tour the Center for Social Impact, meeting Impact Fellows, and find ways to get involved! Refreshments provided!
Date: October
Location: www.clotheslineproject.info and UVU Ballroom
Description:
The Clothesline Project is a visual display of domestic violence statistics that often go ignored. Each shirt is made by a survivor or by someone who has lost a loved one to violence. The color of each shirt represents a different type of violence.
We invite you to engage with us on the important issue of domestic violence in our community by visiting our online gallery at www.clotheslineproject.info.
Date: December
Description:
The UVU Map the System Challenge involves choosing a social issue, researching it through a systems thinking lens, visually mapping out the systems that contribute to the problem, and presenting the visuals and findings via video presentation.
For this culminating challenge event, teams will be judged based on their research, visuals, and video. The winning team will move on to the Oxford University global competition, and receive one-on-one mentorship from the Center for Social Impact throughout spring semester.
Date: April
Time: 6PM
Location: Center Stage/Ballroom Commons
Contact:[email protected]
Description: Join us for the competition! Design for Impact (DFI) is an equity-centered design thinking workshop series followed by a final competition where the winning team receives a cash prize to help them continue the development of their social problem intervention.
Date: February
Description: Come visit this interactive exhibit meant to debunk the myth that food and housing insecurity is due to a scarcity of resources, and rather raise awareness about unjust distribution. Participants will engage in visual data displays, a showcase of community resources, and interactive activities, in order to start thinking creatively about how society might provide better access to basic needs.
Date: April
Location: Ballroom Commons
Description: This exhibit will show the many projects, programs, and events that come out of the Center for Social Impact. It will include displays highlighting the Impact Fellows; service learning projects; Alternative Breaks; Design for Impact competition; and the Map the System competition.