Civic Engagement

This identity/allyship rope team seeks to create a space for all community members from broad and diverse political  perspectives to engage in civic dialogue, to access connections, opportunities, resources, and experiences relevant to students’/alums’ development and success, and to share their voice and gain knowledge on different political views and civic opportunities to contribute and engage. This community is designed to nurture important civic discourse meaningful to all members of society and the pursuit of their civic duties. We call them “rope teams” because these communities, as many as you are interested in accessing, are here to support your student and alum journey as well as to provide you with an opportunity to support the journey of those you want to help succeed. 

Stories & News

Climate Change and Organizational Responsibility: What Can Excelsior Do?

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Types of U.S. Employment Based Green Cards (EB1, EB2, EB3 Explained!)

Did you know that about 140,000 US employment green cards are available every year to foreign skilled professionals who wish to immigrate permanently to the United States. Do you want one?

In this video, you will learn about the three …

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Types of U.S. Work Visas for Skilled Professionals

Learn the most common types of US nonimmigrant work visas for skilled working professionals, and determine which is best for you.

Check out our blog post for more discussion on the different work visas for US professionals: https://sojourningscholar.com/us-work…

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Beat The MCAT in 2025 with These Expert Tips

Are you gearing up for the MCAT and searching for strategies to enhance your preparation? This episode of Sojourning Scholar, hosted by international student expert Chuky Ofoegbu, is packed with expert advice just for you. Join us on our podcast …

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Panel Discussion celebrating Black History Month: “Everybody’s Work Healing What Hurts Us All”

Panelists from Excelsior’s School of Nursing discuss the film “Everybody’s Work: Healing What Hurts Us All” and ways to interrupt established patterns that enable discrimination and bias, how nurse leaders can address barriers in nursing education, and how to build …

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How do we build the capacity to be connected: Living a connected dad life.

The Center for Social Justice invites you to watch and explore ways to become a more connected Dad. Given that parenting has no checklist, parental manual, or diploma, how do we manage connection and disconnection with our children? According to …

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