Community Service at the College of Agriculture and Environmental Science
At Debark University’s College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, we are committed to giving back to our community. Our students, staff, and faculty work together to support local and global communities through service projects and hands-on involvement.
Our Community Service Goals:
- Improve agricultural practices in local communities.
- Promote environmental conservation and sustainability.
- Support food security and nutrition in rural areas.
- Provide disaster relief and build resilience.
Key Areas of Service:
- Agricultural Extension: Teach farmers new farming methods and sustainable practices.
- Environmental Conservation: Organize tree planting and environmental awareness campaigns.
- Food Security: Promote healthy eating and help with hunger relief.
- Rural Development: Support economic growth and improve livelihoods in rural areas.
- Disaster Relief: Offer help during natural disasters and build community resilience.
How Students Get Involved:
- Internships and Fieldwork: Gain hands-on experience with local farms and organizations.
- Volunteer Programs: Participate in food drives, cleanups, and educational workshops.
- Capstone Projects: Complete community-focused projects as part of their studies.
Community Partnerships:
We work with:
- Local Government: Collaborating on agriculture and environmental policies.
- NGOs: Partnering on food security, agriculture, and climate change projects.
- Private Sector: Working with businesses on agricultural innovation and sustainability.
Join Us:
If you’re interested in participating in community service projects or have ideas to collaborate with us, get in touch!