For Faculty & Staff
PACE at SU holds endless opportunities for faculty and staff to integrate public issues and community partnerships into teaching, research, and service. Since its (founding in 1999), PACE has served as a nonpartisan institute dedicated to providing hands-on experiences in a variety of public issues, service opportunities, public affairs research, and citizenship education. Join PACE today to leave your lasting mark on society.
Civic Engagement Across the Curriculum
Adapt your courses to meet civic and community engagement general education requirements by integrating civic engagement experiences.
Research & Scholarship
Explore studies related to public affairs, civic engagement, and citizenship education, and discover opportunities to pursue your own work.
Resource Compendium
A collection of literature, conferences, organizations, and research support which directly relate to the promotion of civil discourse and active informed participation in a democracy.
Center for Civic Reflection
Access the Center’s free resources for civic reflection outreach, training, and facilitation to learn how civic reflection can help your classes.
Democracy Across the Disciplines
Share your expertise with the campus and community. Each week in the fall this series brings a different perspective on a theme facing American democracy. And you can send students to supplement your existing class.
Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
SU partners with the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance (NLA) to offer the Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) credential to undergraduate and graduate students from any major.
SU Votes
Explore strategies to foster political engagement and curiosity in and beyond your classroom.
Presidential Citizen Scholars Program
Partner with SU’s Presidential Citizen Scholars (PCS) in civic engagement research and projects to address local issues.
ShoreCorps / AmeriCorps
Join the largest AmeriCorps program in Maryland in supporting vulnerable populations through civically engaged community service and volunteerism.