Welcome back to a new season of UNI Engaged! On this episode, learn about the Cedar Valley Back to School Program and the importance of new school supplies for students in need.

In this episode of UNI Engaged, learn about how Dr. Elaine Eshbaugh & Megan Zimmerman operate the first of its kind Dementia Simulation House on UNI's campus and it's impact on the Cedar Valley community.

Learn about how UNI and the Cedar Valley community come together to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the annual Backpack the Dome Event.

In this months edition of UNI Engaged, join students as they learn about the work of the 415 Walnut Collective. This group is working to repurpose an abandoned church in Waterloo with the hopes of brining it new life.

This episode of the UNI Engaged Podcast features Women in Business. You will learn about Women in Business and their support of the Young Women in Leadership Conference.

Learn about the Meskwaki Summer Youth program hosted at UNI and how it provides opportunities for Meskwaki youth to learn about college, build connections with peers and faculty, and build skills that could open the door to their futures.

In this months episode join students as they learn about the services EMBARC provides in the Cedar Valley.

This months episode talks about the problem of sexual assault and resources available for support.

This episode of the UNI Engaged Podcast features the Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) program at UNI. Find out how students work with individuals at the YWCA in Waterloo to help teach English to second language learners. These individuals are often migrants, immigrants and refugees from around the world.

This episode of the UNI Engaged Podcast features the Black Business Entrepreneurship Accelerator. This program, directed by ReShonda Young, provides support for individuals in developing and starting small businesses throughout the Cedar Valley. Join students along with ReShonda in finding out more about this unique and influential program.