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EMU’s Non-Profit Leadership Alliance (NLA) offers a non-credit, online non-profit certification for faculty, staff, students and community members. Imagining America, (artists and scholars in the public life) is currently comprised of more than 100 college and university members and community partners. Annual programming includes convening a national conference and organizing cultural institutes and collaborative research projects. IA contributes resources to an expanding membership, offers opportunities to undergraduate and graduate student leaders and provides significant leadership to the field of engaged scholarship in higher education. Students can participate in EMU’s community work-study program by using their work-study award to work in local community organizations. EMU’s Non-Profit Leadership Alliance (NLA) offers a non-credit, online non-profit certification for faculty, staff, students and community members. Academic Service-Learning is the discipline in which faculty create courses based on community engagement outside the classroom. The department holds seminars each Fall and Winter Semester to learn academic service-learning theory, implementation and assessment. EMU’s Testing and Certification Center located in Halle Library on the main campus. The Center offers a number of industry certification exams including GED testing and CompTIA. Find out more. Professional Programs & Training (PPAT) offers practical, relevant and timely professional development, test prep and certificate programs to help you gain the skills, knowledge and credentials you need to excel and advance in your workplace and career. TimeSlips: TimeSlips is a non-profit alliance of artists and caregivers bringing meaning and joy to late life through creative engagement

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Coordinating Office for EMU Engage: Office of Academic Service-Learning, 203 Boone Hall, emu_engage@emich.edu, www.emich.edu/engage/communitylink, (734) 487-6570