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Dr. Margo Bergman receives 2021 Community Engagement Award

May 21, 2021

Dr. Margo Bergman is the recipient of the 2021 Community Engagement Award in Institutional and Systems Analytics. Dr. Bergman has played a central role in facilitating co-learning opportunities for students and regional partners.

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Her work has proven to be influential, in demand, and capable of offering system-level changes. The Distinguished Community Engagement Award was created in 2013 and is awarded annually by the Office of Community Engagement. The award recognizes the important and innovative community-engaged and community-based work by faculty at the University of Washington Tacoma. This work is based on an ethic of mutual benefit in which both the community partner and/or public and the university, its faculty, and/or its students benefit in ways not possible without the partnership. 

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