On April 17, Erualdo González, professor of Chicana and Chicano studies, participated in Purpose in Practice: Community-Engaged Teaching Across the Curriculum, sponsored by the California State University Chancellor’s Office Center for Community Engagement.
This virtual faculty showcase highlighted practical, adaptable community-engaged teaching strategies across disciplines. González presented on how Barrio Studies connects service-learning to democracy and public policy through a partnership with a civic engagement organization.
It was an honor to have González represent Cal State Fullerton at this systemwide event. He has taught service-learning for more than 10 years and remains actively engaged in numerous community development and story mapping projects on campus and in the broader community. Watch the Titans of Community Engagement episode on YouTube to learn more about González’s teaching.