Community Engagement at the School of Medicine
At Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine, community engagement is an important part of the student experience. Through partnerships with nonprofit organizations, public agencies, healthcare organizations, and community leaders, our students contribute to meaningful service, health education, outreach, and community-based initiatives throughout southeastern North Carolina.
Community engagement gives students opportunities to learn directly from the people and organizations serving our region. Students support community events, health education efforts, resource distribution, outreach initiatives, and other non-clinical service activities while developing a deeper understanding of the social and community factors that influence health and well-being.
Our goal is to build reciprocal, sustainable relationships that create value for both our students and the communities we serve.
Contact
For questions about community engagement, student volunteer opportunities, or community partnerships, contact:
D’Asia Johnson
Manager of Community Engagement
Office of Student Experience
Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine
Email: [email protected]
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Our Community Partners
Meet the organizations working alongside our School of Medicine to strengthen and serve our communities.
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Students in Action
See how our medical students are learning, serving, and making meaningful contributions throughout the community.
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Hours in the Community
Explore the reach and impact of our students, partnerships, and community engagement efforts.
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Food Pantry
Learn how the School of Medicine Food Pantry supports the well-being of our medical students throughout their education.
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Community Engagement Council (CEC)
Learn how community voices help identify priorities, strengthen partnerships, and inform our community engagement efforts.
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Partner with Us
Interested in creating meaningful opportunities for our students and communities? We would love to connect with you.
Contact
D’Asia Johnson, M.A.H.Ed.
