Funded by a Title III “Strengthening Institutions” grant by the Department of Education, The Experiential Education and Engagement Center (EEEC) is an on-campus resource with a mission to increase student retention, persistence, and graduation rates through early engagement. We connect students to campus and the community through high-impact practices including peer mentoring, undergraduate research, internships, and service-learning. Additionally, we provide support and development opportunities for faculty and staff.
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Check here for the latest service-learning and internship opportunities that the EEEC’s community partners are offering to AUM students.
Click here for information regarding faculty funding for undergraduate research opportunities.
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Click here to view upcoming trainings and resources for faculty.
Experiential education is a teaching philosophy in which students are engaged in hands-on experiences that allow them to apply the knowledge that they learned in the classroom. These experiences help further develop the problem-solving skills of students. They also provide them with a deeper understanding of their chosen career field, making them better prepared for life after graduation.
The Experiential Education and Engagement Center’s newsletter is the best way to learn about our upcoming events, training, deadlines, and opportunities.
Amy Ingram
Director
[email protected]
(334) 244-3153
Brenda Plympton
Learning Specialist Research Coordinator
(334) 394-5295
Scott Sterling
Data Analyst Assessment Specialist
334-244-3983
Taylor Center 101
7400 East Drive Montgomery, AL 36117
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
334-244-3000
334-244-3795
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