Faculty and Staff

Are you an instructor looking for community-engaged and experiential education resources for remote learning? Visit our resources page which offers guides, webinars, articles, and other resources.

If you are interested in learning more about the Principles of Community Engagement and want to attend a Community-Engaged Education Workshop, please contact our office.

The Community-Engaged Education Toolkit has been developed to encourage faculty, staff, and students to embed principles of community engagement into their community-engaged teaching and extracurricular partnerships.

The President’s Award for Community-Engaged Research (PACER) and The Office of Community Engagement’s Award for Grassroots Community-Engaged Research recognize teams of campus and community representatives who have demonstrated a commitment to initiating and supporting excellence in community-campus research initiatives.

Human Resources is committed to creating and linking McMaster employees to meaningful volunteer opportunities which allows for personal and professional development, provides networking and collaborative opportunities across the University, mobilizes and supports community-driven change, and builds partnerships with the greater community.

Do you have an experiential or project-based course? Would you like your students to work on a real-life challenge with City staff?

CityLAB is an innovation hub that brings together student, academic, and civic leaders to co-create a better Hamilton for all. CityLAB works with city staff members to identify complex challenges related to the theme areas of Healthy Neighbourhoods, Climate Change, and Municipal Excellence, and matches them with faculty and courses from Hamilton’s three post-secondary institutions: Mohawk College, McMaster University, and Redeemer University College.