UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
Throughout each school year, the members of the UCF chapter of CBOB raise awareness on campus and throughout Orlando regarding child poverty, social injustice and internal displacement. Members also fundraise for special projects and help organize CBOB’s annual service trips.
We encourage any student interested in areas relating to social justice including peace initiatives, youth empowerment, community service, youth education, Latin American studies, sustainability studies, family and social wellness, science and technology, public relations, nonprofit management, or any other field related to CBOB’s mission to come to a chapter meeting and find out how to get more involved!
To contact the University of Central Florida chapter, feel free to send an email to ucfchapter@chbob.org.
Throughout each school year, the members of the UCF chapter of CBOB raise awareness on campus and throughout Orlando regarding child poverty, social injustice and internal displacement. Members also fundraise for special projects and help organize CBOB’s annual service trips.
We encourage any student interested in areas relating to social justice including peace initiatives, youth empowerment, community service, youth education, Latin American studies, sustainability studies, family and social wellness, science and technology, public relations, nonprofit management, or any other field related to CBOB’s mission to come to a chapter meeting and find out how to get more involved!
To contact the University of Central Florida chapter, feel free to send an email to ucfchapter@chbob.org.
Meet our Chapter advisor!
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Thomas Bryer, Ph.D., MPA, BA Associate Professor, Center for Public and Nonprofit Management Director Public Administration, Doctoral Program in Public Affairs, Center for Public and Nonprofit Management Dr. Bryer is highly published and conducts extensive research in the areas of public participation and collaboration across segments of society, including government, nonprofit, private, faith-based, and voluntary sectors. From: http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/directory/thomas-bryer/ Read his new book: Higher Education beyond Job Creation: Universities, Citizenship, and Community |
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