West Virginia University Potomac State College invites local organizations, agencies, and community leaders to join an upcoming conversation with Potomac State College in a collaborative discussion focused on building stronger connections between the campus and the surrounding community.
The event, titled “CommUNITY Connection: A Campus-Community Conversation,” will take place Dec. 12, from 2-4 p.m. at the Mineral County Extension Office Assembly Hall, 541 Harley O. Staggers Drive, Keyser.
This session offers an open forum to explore shared goals, identify community needs, and discover ways that local organizations can partner with the College to advance workforce development, service learning, and regional engagement. Attendees will also learn about WVU’s volunteer management system and other resources available to support local initiatives.
“Potomac State College is deeply committed to serving the people and communities of our region,” said Megan Webb, Director of Development. “This conversation is an opportunity to listen, collaborate, and identify how our campus can best contribute to local success stories.”
Community organizations, agencies, businesses, and individuals interested in connecting are encouraged to participate.
The event, titled “CommUNITY Connection: A Campus-Community Conversation,” will take place Dec. 12, from 2-4 p.m. at the Mineral County Extension Office Assembly Hall, 541 Harley O. Staggers Drive, Keyser.
This session offers an open forum to explore shared goals, identify community needs, and discover ways that local organizations can partner with the College to advance workforce development, service learning, and regional engagement. Attendees will also learn about WVU’s volunteer management system and other resources available to support local initiatives.
“Potomac State College is deeply committed to serving the people and communities of our region,” said Megan Webb, Director of Development. “This conversation is an opportunity to listen, collaborate, and identify how our campus can best contribute to local success stories.”
Community organizations, agencies, businesses, and individuals interested in connecting are encouraged to participate.