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Campus Election Engagement Project-NCSince 2008, NC Campus Compact has partnered with the Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) a national, nonpartisan effort to help colleges and universities involve students in elections. What's New?The 2018 NC College Voter Summit has been re-scheduled for Saturday, September 29!
Location is UNC Greensboro School of Education, 1300 Spring Garden St, Greensboro, NC 27412 NVRD mini-grants to support events on 9/25 And, if your campus has not signed up to be an official National Voter Registration Day partner yet, please do so here. Finally, the Students Learn Students Vote coalition has some great resources for how to make the most of your on-campus NVRD events. For more visit the SLSV website. 2018 Mid-Terms Matter Mini-Grants Funding priorities: efforts to engage first-year students and/or groups (including selected disciplines/majors) with lower voting rates; supporting minority-serving institutions, community colleges, and other colleges and universities where student voter engagement may be under-resourced; efforts to institutionalize voter engagement through the creation of campus-based structures and processes that will provide ongoing support. This project is supported by the national Campus Election Engagement Project.
The application is now closed. We awarded 12 mini-grants to 12 different campuses in the network. More info about these projects is coming soon! 2018 NC Election Info Did You Know?The National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement (NSLVE, pronounced "n-solve") is the first and only study to objectively examine student and institution-level data on student voting and to share these data with participating campuses. Participation in the study is free for campuses, protective of student privacy, and provides generates an institutional report of student voting habits. An NSLVE report is a great tool for planning and assessment. More than 1,000 campuses participate, including 24 institutions in NC. We encourage all member campuses to join NSLVE. Key Resources for Your CampusStudent Power! There are many non-partisan organizations that provide students leadership opportunities in voter engagement:
7 Key Ways to Act (online) Campus Electoral Engagement Assessment (online) CEEP Student Orientation Voter Registration Toolkit (pdf) Campus Vote Project Student Toolkit (pdf) National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) Many other resources are available from these organizations:
North Carolina Election ResourcesResources from the NC State Board of Elections:
NCVoter.org - Site maintained by Democracy NC, includes voter and election info and FAQs, as well as information about the group's election protection work, the NC Voter Bill of Rights, and how you can get involved. Good place to start: Who can vote in which elections? Voters who have trouble voting on election day can call 1-888-OUR-VOTE. You Can Vote - non-partisan grassroots group offering voter registration training for campus and community groups. Follow us on Twitter @CampusElectNC
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