Are you, or do you know, a high schooler (9th to 12th grade) from Salt Lake City’s west side who is interested in community research, social justice, art, critial thinking, college credit. . . or all of the above? Because, Youth Voices is recruiting participants for the 2019-20 school year!
Read MoreDear UNP Community: My name is Jennifer Mayer-Glenn, but please feel free to call me Jenny. I am honored to be the new director of University Neighborhood Partners.
Read MoreThe Hartland Resident Committee is a mutually-beneficial, university-community partnership that supports leaders to enhance our community.
Read MoreFriday, August 9 was our last day of Go Girlz Summer Camp 2019. It was our first year piloting a summer program for 14-15 years olds transitioning into high school.
Read MoreAs the summer draws to an end we concluded another year of UNP’s Partners in the Park (PIP) events.
Read MoreUniversity Neighborhood Partners and the A. Ray Olpin University Union at the University of Utah are pleased to share this video about the winner of the Our CASA and Union Student Leader Scholarship.
Read MoreIn 2005, University of Utah professor Jeff Metcalf joined other local educators to teach the Venture Course in the Humanities, a Clemente course for adults with limited financial means and no previous college access.
Read MoreBeginning July 1, 2019 the UNP Hartland Partnership Center will have new phone numbers.
Read MoreAs the Westside Leadership Institute (WLI) celebrates 15 years of success building leadership skills among residents on Salt Lake City’s west side, the collaborating organizations behind it seek to increase the institute’s wrap-around services by expanding its length and breadth into a year-long leadership pathway.
Read MoreJacque Tovar has been a paraeducator in Salt Lake City’s schools for over 20 years. As a youth, Jacque struggled in school. She and her parents — a Mexican immigrant father and a white mother — were forced to move year after year into new school boundaries. Today, Jacque works tirelessly on behalf of students, […]
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