This spring has been a very exciting time for the Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP). We welcomed 12 student spring fellows are facilitating voter registration drives on campuses and distributing resources and information about the upcoming November elections. Fellows can be an integral part of a campus wide plan [...]
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, in cooperation with the Campus Election Engagement Project and Iowa Campus Compact, hosted a two-day College Voter Engagement Summit April 13th – 14th at the State Capitol to help prepare students for the 2018 elections and identify best practices for non-partisan voter registration [...]
Your vote is your voice. Voting can be a powerful tool to effect local, state, and national change. Some elections can be decided by just one vote! CEEP is committed to getting all eligible students registered to vote. Many students don’t know that they have the right to register [...]
CEEP is sponsoring an exciting partnership at the University of Nevada, Reno with a focus on newsworthy articles connected to the Latino and multi-cultural communities. Two of our ‘fellows’ hail from the Reynolds School of Journalism which has a bi-lingual independent, multimedia news outlet, Noticiero Movil. Two Fellows are [...]
My name is Destiny Reyes, and I am a senior philosophy and English double major at Rollins College. I’m also the student coordinator of a non-partisan civic engagement organization at my school, the Democracy Project, and of course, a CEEP Fellow. Last week on October 3rd, I was given [...]
Hailey Berliner a 21-year old sophomore serves as CEEP’s 2016 Election Engagement Fellow at Owens Community College. Since accepting the fellowship Hailey has hit the ground registering peers, building a team of volunteers and developing partnerships with faculty, staff and student organizations. Thus far she has registered hundreds of students, provided educational [...]
