With this minor, students can learn about local urban communities and how to improve them. This practical knowledge can provide a foundation for building a career in a variety of human services and community-based careers. The Community Engagement and Education minor is open to all undergraduate students, but should be of particular interest to majors in:

  • Africology
  • Anthropology
  • Business
  • Communication
  • Education
  • Philosophy
  • Political Science
  • Psychology,
  • Social Welfare
  • Sociology

Requirements

Students may declare the minor after completing at least 45 credits, but prior to completing 75 credits.

Lower Division Requirements
ED POL 112Introduction to Community Education and Development3
ED POL 114Community Issues, Policies, and Solutions3
Upper Division Electives
Select 12 credits of 300-level or higher ED POL courses12
Total Credits18

Student Advising and Support Services

At the College of Community Engagement and Professions (CCEP), your success is our priority. Our dedicated student advising and support services team is here to help you navigate your academic journey, from your first semester through graduation.

Whether you’re exploring majors, planning your course schedule, or preparing for your career, our advisors offer personalized guidance tailored to your goals. You’ll also find a range of support services designed to help you thrive—academically, personally, and professionally. We’re committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive environment where every student feels seen, supported, and empowered to succeed.

For more information, visit the CCEP Student Advising & Support Services website.
Email: ccep-advising@uwm.edu | Phone: 414-229-4707

Graduate Advising

If you are a School of Education graduate student, you may schedule an appointment with your faculty advisor by contacting your faculty advisor directly. Faculty contact information can be found in the Directory. Your faculty advisor will be listed in your PAWS account.