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The Events and Training calendar of the CEU at UWC October 2025 Today Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Day (1/2) Scholarship of Engagement Virtual Colloquium (2025) +1 more 23 Day (2/2) Scholarship of Engagement Virtual Colloquium (2025) +1 more 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Events & Training Calendar

My CEU Details CE Consultant Dr Cornel Hart Cornel Hart has a Masters in Research Methodology and a PhD for which she developed a model for assessing community development (CD) well-being. She’s the Vice-Chair of Operations for the Community Development Society (CDS) and was awarded the International Community Development Practice Award in the USA. Cornel has provided extensive training in CD, Logical Frameworks and Research Methodology in several countries and was the principle researcher for drafting the S.A. Policy Framework for CD Practice. ceu@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3124 View CEU staff Portfolios View our CE work Portfolios

Project Details ICLDP International Community Leadership Development Programme (ICLDP) The overall purpose of the ICLDP pilot project was to collaboratively design and implement an international community leadership exchange programme that would empower community leaders in bringing about ‘change’ (transformation) in their communities towards improved community well-being. The ICLDP pilot project partners (CEU & MU Extension) set themselves three goals, related to the establishment of a collaborative programme, that must be based on all scholarships of engagement and, as a result, extend their reach to communities through community leaders. The pilot project goals were translated into three project objectives , with the first objective being to add community engagement, community development and community extension in an integrated manner to the 30-year long UMSAEP partnership. The remaining two objectives relate to the development and implementation of a transformational international community leadership programme. Project Gallery 1/1 < Previous Project Project Report Next Project >

Community Liaison at the UWC, support, volunteer, assist, donate, uplift Community Liaison The purpose of community liaison is to facilitate circular and equitable engagement between the university and its different community associates to collectively bring about positive societal/broader impacts. The CEU suggests a Community Engagement (CE) typology which presents the different types of Boyer’s scholarships, engagement, communities and stakeholder partners for each of the respective types. This is so that there is a spectrum though which the different types of engagement, communities and initiatives can be classified and accommodated. Our Community Associates Civil society as a community refers to those citizens/members in a specific community, interest groups, business sector, public sector, private sector as well as NGOs, NPOs and CBOs. Read more >> Student Community Read more >> Scholarship is the defining characteristic as an institution of higher learning and which involves research, teaching and learning. Read more >> UWC have student and community representation on their senates, and some professional advisory committees for courses and professional degrees. Civil Society Scholarly Community Ways to Give / Get Involved Visit us in Person Community Engagement Unit (CEU) University of the Western Cape (UWC) Robert Sobukwe Rd, Bellville, Cape Town, 7535 South Africa Map Make contact Get in Touch Join our Forums Our BLOG Online Click to Support Quick Links Terms of Reference CE Resource Centre Donate Now Get Involved Our Events Latest News Free Newsletter Visit us UWC Portal

Science advice at times of crisis: what roles for universities and academies? CEU Admin https://bit.ly/3t06W4t 25 April 2022 (International Webinar) Science advice at times of crisis: what roles for universities and academies? At a webinar an expert panel, representing six international policy engagement networks, came together to discuss what they have learnt about science advice at times of crisis, and the role of such networks. Access the link above to read the Event Synopsis. Access to the Event flyer: https://bit.ly/3sNcP4P < Previous News Go to Resource Centre Next News >

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Where to find CEU virtually CEU Location and Contact Details Physical Address Community Engagement Unit (CEU) University of the Western Cape (UWC) Robert Sobukwe Rd, Bellville, Cape Town, 7535 South Africa Opening Hours Mon - Fri: 8.30am - 4.30pm Closed on weekends and public holidays Contact details email: ceu@uwc.ac.za +27 (21) 959 3214 Postal Address Private Bag x17 Bellville, 7535 +27 (21) 959 2689

Substance Misuse Training 2021 Gayle Kaylor Our Substance Misuse Training Program consist of the following short courses: 1. Introduction to Substance Misuse (SMU) 2. Theoretical Models of Addiction: Implication for Counselling 3. Professional, Legal and Ethical: Government and Policy 4. Families and Substance Misuse 5. A Community Oriented Approach to SMU 6. Monitoring and Evaluation with Emphasis on SMU 7. Substance Misuse Service Learning Placement 8. Funding Proposal Writing < Previous CEU Work program CEU Staff Portfolios Next CEU Work program > 1/1

Community Leadership Training 2021 Prof Priscilla Daniels Prospective Community Leader training: Succeeding with developing a culture of transformational leadership and lifelong learning amongst community leaders will be the ultimate act of leadership development. Thus, the purpose of adult education is to assist adults to become critically self reflective and to exercise reflective judgment by means of developing their skills, insights and character. < Previous CEU Work program CEU Staff Portfolios Next CEU Work program > 1/2