Have you ever wanted to make a positive difference in your community but didn’t know where to start? Join Merrimack’s Community Engaged Scholars program to explore how you can become an effective citizen in an increasingly complex world.
Community-engaged learning activities include:
Recognition is earned at four levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The level of recognition awarded is based on the number of engaged learning hours you complete and document. If you complete the minimum 30 hours, you’ll receive on-course credit. Students enrolled in the Community Engaged Scholars program are also encouraged to pursue the civic and community engagement minor.
Enrolling in the Community Engaged Scholars (CES) course is the first step to working towards your CES designation. As a Merrimack Warrior committed to working collaboratively with others, you’ll promote resiliency and community sustainability.
Designations are noted on your transcript and are celebrated in your graduating year.
You’ll develop fundamental skills around communication, collaboration and professionalism within diversity, equity and inclusion. All skills learned will assist you in building a more inclusive work environment for potential employers.
"Being a part of Community Engaged Scholars positively impacted me. The experience taught me that I like helping others and helped me make friends and branch out at Merrimack."
Maddie Gilpin '26
"I learned a lot about my leadership skills and my ability to help people in my community on my own accord while also being a part of a group."
Osman Elkouram '27
“Alter/Altar” is a McCoy Gallery exhibit that features Merrimack student artists.
