This interdisciplinary guide is intended for use by students, staff, and faculty looking to understand the Hamilton context as they engage with off-campus communities through teaching, research, and service.

May 2012

A guide to incorporating a community-engaged education component to your course(s). This worksheet can help assess your readiness to build community-engaged (CE) components into your curriculum and get started on your planning.

The goal of this guide is to foster critical reflection, self awareness, and community engaged research approaches among students. The guide works to support students in understanding who they are and how this will impact the communities they are partnering with in their research.

We're happy to be able to offer discounted parking for those visiting campus for research, education, or service partnerships.

Incorporating Community-Engaged Education into Courses: A Guidebook

Thank you for your interest in staying connected with the Network for Community-Campus Partnerships. If you are interested in receiving monthly updates and the odd additional announcement please use the form below and we'll add you to our mailing list.

A community guide to working with McMaster’s Office of Community Engagement

A faculty & staff guide to working with McMaster’s Office of Community Engagement

A student guide to working with McMaster’s Office of Community Engagement

Paths to Collaboration (2017): A Guide to Working with McMaster Researchers

Information for prospective community partners who want to learn more about the Research Shop.

Sample Memorandum of Understanding for Partnership

A guide to considering engagement in the community as a university student. This worksheet can help students reflect on their readiness to engage in/with the community before they start their journey.

Reflecting lessons learned during the 2020 CityLAB Hamilton Semester in Residence (SIR) program, the following document is intended to support community engagement practitioners conducting virtual engagement programming online. Topics covered include virtual facilitation skills, platform recommendations, and accessibility considerations