Our Mission
We support student well-being and success by providing pathways to vibrant community and culture through education and celebration of unique heritage, experiences, and practices.
Our Programs
Wellness Wednesdays
Wellness Wednesday offers students a stress-free space to relax, recharge, and connect with peers through passive activities. It's the perfect midweek break to prioritize mental and emotional well-being.
Crimson Conversations
Crimson Conversations (CC) enhances cultural awareness at the University of Utah through panels, lectures, and workshops focused on various cultural themes. Events feature guest speakers from the campus and wider community.
Solidarity Forums
Solidarity Forums is a student-led program designed to facilitate discussion about student wellness as it relates to the recent changes that have taken place on our campus. Light refreshments are provided.
Events
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Feb 17
Monday
Presidents' Day
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Feb 19
Wednesday
12:15pm - 1:15pmLovely One by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Book Discussion
Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW)
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Feb 19
Wednesday
12:30pm - 2pmSolidarity Forums #1: Heritage and History Months: A Conversation of Visibility
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
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Feb 20
Thursday
12pm - 1pmHair Love: Loctician Workshop & Panel
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
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Feb 20
Thursday
6pm - 8pmBlack History Month Community Social
Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW)
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Feb 25
Tuesday
11am - 2pmExpress Yourself Drop-In
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
Get Involved
At CCE, U of U students come first. Drop by CCE to build connections and make an impact! Click here to explore CCE’s opportunities to engage with your community!
Join forces with CCE to create a stronger, more connected campus community. We’re looking for campus partners to break down silos, foster communal care, and collaborate on programming & large-scale events that make the student experience at the U truly impactful and meaningful.
Join forces with CCE as a community partner and help create opportunities that empower students, foster connections, and build a vibrant network that extends beyond campus.
Land Acknowledgement
We at the Center for Community & Cultural Engagement acknowledge that the land on which we operate, and which is named for the Ute Tribe, is the traditional and ancestral homeland of the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes. We recognize and respect the enduring relationship that exists between many Indigenous peoples and their traditional homelands. We respect the sovereign relationship between tribes, states, and the federal government, and we affirm the University of Utah’s commitment to a partnership with Native Nations and Urban Indian communities through research, education, and community outreach activities.