Oklahoma 2012 Civic Health Index Released

Together with our partners at the University of Central Oklahoma, NCoC released the 2012 Oklahoma Civic Health Index at the Oklahoma State Capitol on December 4. Secretary of State Glenn Coffee accepted the report on behalf of the state.

The report finds that the state thrives in areas such as volunteerism and families sharing meals, but has room for growth in other areas including voting and political participation. The report focuses on the critical importance of civic skills and voter education, and the research team now plans to use an infographic on the findings as an educational tool for schools and libraries across the state.

The Oklahoma Civic Health Index is produced in partnership with the University of Central Oklahoma, Oklahoma Campus Compact, the Kerr Foundation, Inc., and the Walton Family Foundation.

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2012 Naturalization Ceremony

On Fri., Sept. 28, 12:00 p.m. we  welcomed members of our community becoming new U.S. citizens at. Constitution Hall, Nigh University Center on the campus of UCO.

Watch our updated version of the Naturalization Ceremony by clicking here!    

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What is Civic Engagement?

Civic engagement is a broad term and includes a spectrum of examples ranging from volunteerism and community service on one side of the spectrum to public policy and politics on the other side. As one of the Central Six components of Transformative Learning, civic engagement is central to the mission of the University of Central Oklahoma, educating the next generation of college students to serve as active, ethical and engaged citizens within their local communities, the nation and the world.

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About NCoC

The National Conference on Citizenship is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that believes every individual has the power to make a difference in their own communities through civic engagement. They, as well as the American Democracy Project, believe that that through research, reports, and events hope to produce a better understanding of what it means to be a citizen. Just recently, NCoC has introduced a new video series entitled: "Civics in a Minute" that discusses the government and the election process works!

To learn more about the NCoC and the "Civic in a Minute" video series, click here.

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The Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE) & The American Democracy Project Want to Know: How Civically Engaged are YOU?!

To learn how Civically Engaged you are, please take the CIRCLE Civic Engagement Quiz!

After checking out the NCoC website and filling out your CIRCLE quiz, take a minute to view the UCO American Democracy Project Contest Video Introduction!

Click here to check out our video introducing the nationwide American Democracy Project Video Contest!

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