Events
BTU hosts several events to align community engagement efforts across campus and to expand collaborations with existing partners. These events include opportunities to tap into BTU, expand partnerships and collaborations, and learn best practices.
Webinar: Starting and sustaining an internship program
Tuesday, January 27, 6–7 p.m.
Join the TU Career Center to learn ways to develop an internship program that works
for your organization’s time and resources. Included will be information on how to
make posts on Handshake, the site used by TU students to find internship opportunities.
Target audience: Greater Baltimore nonprofit organizations and small businesses
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Engagement Meet & Greet
Monday, February 23, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
University Union 329
Calling all faculty and staff looking to connect with each other and with engagement leads across campus. Come meet the BTU-Engagement Council representatives and network with key faculty and staff involved in community engagement, outreach, and partnership efforts to forge connections as you start or expand your engagement and outreach work.
This event includes lunch and structured speed networking.
Call for proposals: BTU Proposals
Tuesday, March 10, 8–10:30 a.m.
University Union 329
This event features faculty and staff and their partners who are leading community engagement and outreach efforts. They will present their work, outcomes, and lessons learned, and explore opportunities for attendees from across campus to further connect with them.
Interested in presenting? Submit a proposal by Friday, November 21.
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TU Vendor Fair
Small businesses play vital roles in the economic growth and development of the communities TU serves and supporting them is important because it helps Towson University fulfill its public-facing mission and advances strategies that promote and support local purchasing.
Baltimore Nonprofit Summit
The Baltimore Nonprofit Summit, hosted biennially, brings together organizations and stakeholders in an effort to strengthen and support community-based organizations in Greater Baltimore — with an emphasis on Black and minority-led organizations. Workshops with tangible takeaways are led by TU faculty and staff, local stakeholders, nonprofit peers and organizations committed to advancing the work of area nonprofits.