Wisconsin Hometown Stories: Beloit
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Developing the next generation of leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and activists — starting by enhancing community-based learning in our own hometown of Beloit.
Impact Beloit is our initiative linking community-based learning and career-readiness programs for our students, deepening their engagement with community organizations and businesses and expanding their professional skills.
The college’s career-preparedness programs — Schools, Career Works, and our Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB) — and community-facing initiatives — Community Connections and Alumni Connections — together create the “Beloit Impact.”
A single concept unifying career-readiness and community-based learning programs to advance the college’s mission of empowering our students to lead lives of high achievement, personal responsibility, and public contribution in a diverse society.
Impact Beloit helps:
The Col. Robert Morse Library is being renovated thanks to a Neighborhood Investment Fund Program Grant from the State of Wisconsin and will house Impact Beloit and the college’s career readiness and community connections programs.
When he visited the college to award the grant, Gov. Tony Evers cited the college’s “long history of educating citizens of the world. If we want to see our state’s families, communities, and economy succeed for years to come, we need to make investments that spur community outreach and economic development. There’s no better place to make that investment than at Beloit College.”
Beloit College would like to thank the Community Design Team members who helped inform how Impact Beloit could have the greatest impact for our local community. Team members represent Beloit International Film Festival, Community Action, Family Promise of Greater Beloit, Hendricks CareerTek, Kerry Group, Stateline Boys and Girls Clubs, and Todd Elementary.
Join PBS Wisconsin and the Beloit community for a free screening of “Wisconsin Hometown Stories: Beloit.”
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