What does it mean for a university to truly be of the community and not just in it? Dive into this transformative conversation about civic engagement and how higher education can shape a better future for all.

In this episode of Radical Cooperation, host Dr. Michael Horowitz sits down with Dr. Matthew Nehmer, president of The Colleges of Law, to explore how universities can foster civic engagement and connect meaningfully with their communities. From debates on ballot propositions to free legal clinics, Dr. Niemer shares practical insights and inspiring stories of how institutions can lead the way in creating engaged citizens and meaningful societal change. Together, they uncover the power of collaboration in transforming education and empowering students to make a difference.

In This Episode:

• How universities can move from being in the community to truly becoming of the community.
• Innovative approaches like public debates, legal clinics, and study-abroad experiences that create lasting impacts for students and the public.
• Overcoming obstacles to civic engagement and building partnerships that amplify an institution’s reach and relevance.

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