First-Generation Student Pursues Passion
Trista Alvarado is a first-generation Bearkat making bold strides toward her dream of helping others.
At the Center for Community Engagement, students don’t just learn—they lead. Through hands-on involvement and collaborative initiatives, students will apply their education by addressing real-world challenges and making a meaningful impact.
Our programs connect students, faculty, and staff with community organizations who are passionate about creating positive change. Whether students are gaining real-world experiences, developing leadership skills, or preparing for a career rooted in purpose, the Center helps to equip them to grow as a life-long learner and as a citizen.
At SHSU, community engagement is more than a value—it’s part of your education.
The CCE provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to develop community connections related to academics, civic engagement, and work-study. Learn how this work impacts the community.
Faculty instruct students on using the skills and knowledge learned in the classroom to collaborate with community partners.
Gain career-relevant skills, knowledge, and experience through relevant work experiences with community partner organizations.
Equip students with the knowledge, skills, and experiences they need to be engaged members of their communities.
TWC offers multiple spaces for meetings, lectures, trainings, networking, ceremonies, luncheons, etc.
Check out these stories related to SHSU community connections and collaborations.
Trista Alvarado is a first-generation Bearkat making bold strides toward her dream of helping others.
Amy Goldstein, section head of cultural resources for the environmental firm Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc., will guest lecture on “Clay and Collaboration: Archeological Investigations at the Kirbee Kiln Site."
Jennifer Roth
Community Engagement Coordinator
jennifer.roth@shsu.edu
SHSU – THE WOODLANDS CENTER
3380 College Park Drive
The Woodlands, TX 77384