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Welcome to New York Campus Compact's website

New York Campus Compact is an association of college and university presidents and their campuses committed to promoting active citizenship as an aim of higher education. We encourage member institutions and prospective members to utilize the resources available on this site for college and university presidents, community service and service learning coordinators, faculty and students.

Announcements:
  • NYCC Program Coordinator
  • NYCC is Seeking a VISTA Leader
  • NYCC VISTA AmeriCorps Recruitment
Upcoming Events:
  • May 31- June 1, 2012:  The Fifth Annual Institute on Global Service-Learning, hosted by Cornell University
  • June 14, 2012: New York Campus Compact and St. John's University Faculty Institute, St. John's University
  • October 11-12, 2012:  The Second Annual Eastern Region Campus Compact Conference: Promoting Clear Pathways to Civic Engagement, hosted by Dartmouth College
Please see our Calendar of Events
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Spotlight on Members:
Le Moyne College

With support from a CNCS Martin Luther King Jr., Mini-Grant, Le Moyne College, Onondaga Community College and Cazenovia College hosted “Celebration of  Hope: An Evening of Inspiration to Benefit the Ariang Priomary School in the Republic of South Sudan.” The event, which attracted over 100 attendees, raised $3,635 and generated 425 cards and letters of support and encouragement for the 400 children enrolled at the school which was founded by Le Moyne and Onondaga alumnus Gabriel Bol Deng, who arrived in Syracuse in 2000 as one of the Lost Boys of Sudan. 

Celebration of Hope, was the culminating event in a CNCS supported Semester of Service at Le Moyne.  The event included a keynote address by Mr. Deng, African craft fair, and multi-campus card and letter writing project called Letters of Hope.

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Educating Citizens, Building Communities

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