Get Involved
Students sitting at table smiling for photo

The McCall Center for Civic Engagement encourages all Boxers to take part in improving our community. No matter your interests, skills, passions, or access to resources like time or transportation, we can help you find a way to get involved.

We host events on the Forest Grove campus, share opportunities in the broader community, and partner with a wide variety of different campus units and student groups to help you put on amazing civic engagement events of your own!

To learn about upcoming events:
 

   See our upcoming events

   Find opportunities in the community

  Check out our list of volunteer organizations close to campus

To stay in the loop:
 

  Follow us on Instagram

  Sign-up for our monthly Civic Action Update emails

  Read recent campus news posts about our work

We'd also love to hear from you!
 

  Contact us about your own idea so we can help with planning, funding, etc. 

  Tell us about an upcoming event or initiative we can help broadcast on campus

And remember you can always reach out for individual support - we are here to help and hope to see you soon!

Upcoming Events

McCall Center for Civic Engagement
Pacific Votes: Campus Briefing & Readiness Check (1 month out)
to
Online

All interested faculty, staff, and students are invited to join the McCall Center for Civic Engagement and the Pacific Votes team for a 45-minute drop-in briefing on campus election readiness. These short sessions will keep campus partners updated on our voter engagement work, help coordinate key logistics, and ensure we're fully prepared to support our campus community through the Nov 3 midterm election.

Talking About Values Across Political Divides
to
Forest Grove

A community dialogue facilitated by Lowell Greathouse with Oregon Humanities.

Indigenous People's Day Celebration
to
Forest Grove, Creamery (Milky Way)

The Indigenous Student Alliance in collaboration with Prof. Frida Endinjok's CIV 240: Food for Thought class will celebrate and educate the Pacific University community about the Pacific Northwest (PNW) First Foods (before colonization) and their importance for food sovereignty.

Pacific Votes: Campus Briefing & Readiness Check (2 weeks out)
to
Online

All interested faculty, staff, and students are invited to join the McCall Center for Civic Engagement and the Pacific Votes team for a 45-minute drop-in briefing on campus election readiness. These short sessions will keep campus partners updated on our voter engagement work, help coordinate key logistics, and ensure we're fully prepared to support our campus community through the Nov 3 midterm election.