The EPIC-N Board has agreed to prioritize the UN SDGs in all its programming. The SDGs reflect EPIC-N’s values, and are universally endorsed by member nations of the UN as the right goals for human development. […]
EPIC-N Supports the UN SDGs
Category: Announcements
EPIC-N Commitment to Anti-racism
Dear EPIC-Network stakeholders, Shortly after the murder of George Floyd, the EPIC-N Board of Directors discussed their shared desire not just to say something about the ongoing horror of racism in this country, but to commit as an organization to being more deliberately anti-racist in all aspects of the network. For us, this is not […]
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s EPIC program helps local, state, and national campaign to combat COVID-19
Researchers, staff, and students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the League of Wisconsin Municipalities design a communications campaign and a behavior survey to combat the spread of COVID-19. […]
EPIC-N creates specialized tool for CSU, Monterey Bay to streamline data collection as university transitions to remote classrooms
Thanks to 1-on-1 technical assistance offered by his program’s EPIC membership, Dr. Fernandez reached out to EPIC-N staff for assistance in the creation of a specialized tool which could streamline student case study data collection. […]
Announcing EPIC-N’s First Free Webinar Series!
It’s official. The EPIC-Network transitioned its 2020 EPIC-Network Conference to a free online webinar series open to anyone. Use the button below to view the list of online events currently scheduled. Learn together about various aspects of building cross-sector partnerships between universities, local governments, and community organizations. Facing the unexpected future of the response and recovery to […]
Important Update: 2020 EPIC-Network Conference Changes
As COVID-19 continues to impact our communities, universities, and personal lives, the EPIC-N Executive Committee, at the recommendation of the organizers of the 2020 EPIC-Network Conference, has decided to cancel the conference altogether. We do so out of respect for the additional work nearly everyone involved in the conference (organizers, presenters, attendees) are being asked to do in their home communities. […]