Campaign for Community - Penn Provost
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Archived: 2026-04-23 17:13
Campaign for Community - Penn Provost
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The Campaign for Community aims to strengthen our Penn community by finding ways to discuss and understand key issues that may appear to be difficult or intractable.
The Campaign’s goals are:
To promote understanding of and respect for multiple points of view on important topics related to the University community
To encourage dialogue and discussion among members of the community about issues with the potential for difference and disagreement
To create opportunities for all members of the University’s community to participate in conversations about important topics
For the 2025-2026 academic year,
proposals are being accepted
for projects and conversations that embody the Engaged University as defined in
In Principle and Practice
and the following two themes:
Building awareness, connection and understanding on and around campus
Seeking dialogue and collaboration across differences and divides
Skip to main content
Home
Campaign for Community
Campaign for Community
For Graduate Student Workers
VP Climate-Newsletters
Office of the Vice Provost for Climate Science, Policy, and Action
For Staff
PFWFGE Home
Travel
Campaign for Community
Conversations for Community
All Components Listing
Contact
For Students
Who We Are
Home
The Campaign for Community aims to strengthen our Penn community by finding ways to discuss and understand key issues that may appear to be difficult or intractable.
The Campaign’s goals are:
To promote understanding of and respect for multiple points of view on important topics related to the University community
To encourage dialogue and discussion among members of the community about issues with the potential for difference and disagreement
To create opportunities for all members of the University’s community to participate in conversations about important topics
For the 2025-2026 academic year,
proposals are being accepted
for projects and conversations that embody the Engaged University as defined in
In Principle and Practice
and the following two themes:
Building awareness, connection and understanding on and around campus
Seeking dialogue and collaboration across differences and divides