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The William F. and Betty G. Mulliss Center for Civic Engagement

The William F. and Betty G. Mulliss Center for Civic Engagement connects students, faculty and staff with public and nonprofit organizations for opportunities to impact positive community driven change.

Our programs and events range from introductory service experiences to immersive summer internship programs, community-based learning courses, and leadership experiences.

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Learn how premedicine student Holly Beale ’28 applied public health data and direct community support to combat local food insecurity as a Davidson College Nonprofit Leadership Fellow at FeedNC.

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Discover how Davidson College student Sarah Lane ’27 gained real-world global diplomacy and AI policy experience interning at International House in nearby Charlotte, North Carolina as a Davidson College Nonprofit Leadership Fellow.

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Caira Murray ’28 shares how her internship with the Davidson Housing Coalition through Davidson College's William F. and Betty G. Mulliss Center for Civic Engagement deepened her passion for civic engagement.

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Discover how Tyler McKnight ’27 spent his summer interning with the Davidson Lands Conservancy, combining his environmental science studies with hands-on conservation work, community outreach and GIS mapping in Davidson, North Carolina.