Cornell Recognized as Voter Friendly Campus
April 29, 2021
This spring, Cornell University, along with over 235 campuses in 37 states and the District of Columbia, received designation as a Voter Friendly Campus. The initiative, led by national nonpartisan organizations Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project (CVP) and NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, held participating institutions accountable for planning and implementing practices that encourage their students to register and vote in 2020 elections and in the coming years.
The mission of the Voter Friendly Campus designation is to bolster efforts that help students overcome barriers to participating in the political process. Cornell’s campus was evaluated based on a campus plan about how Cornell Votes would register, educate, and turnout student voters in 2020, how we facilitated voter engagement efforts on our campus, and a final analysis of our efforts- all in the face of the upheava
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HUNTINGTON â Marshall University has been designated as a âVoter Friendly Campusâ by the Fair Elections Centerâs Campus Vote Project (CVP) and the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA).
Marshall is one of 321 schools nationwide and one of two schools in West Virginia to have achieved this designation as part of an initiative led by these national nonpartisan organizations. The designation is valid through December 2022.
âThanks to a dedicated team comprised of folks from Student Affairs, the College of Education and Professional Development, University Libraries and Online Learning, the John Deaver Drinko Academy, University Communications and the Simon Perry Center for Constitutional Democracy, we were able to showcase the amazing work that folks at Marshall have been doing for years,â said Kelli Johnson, associate university librarian at Marshall. âWe are dedicated to the belief that voting matters and are so proud of
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Vermont Business Magazine The University of Vermont is one of over 200 campuses in 37 states and the District of Columbia that has been designated as a “Voter Friendly Campus” for 2021-2022. The designation is part of an initiative led by the national nonpartisan organizations Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project (CVP) and Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA), which held participating institutions accountable for planning and implementing practices that encourage their students to register and vote in 2020 elections and in the coming years.
The mission of the “Voter Friendly Campus” designation is to bolster efforts that help students overcome barriers to participating in the political process. UVM was evaluated based on a campus plan for registering, educating, facilitating voter engagement efforts and ensuring students turned out to vote in 2020 all in the face of the upheaval caused by a global pandemic.
OHIO designated a Voter Friendly Campus Published: March 9, 2021 Author: Staff reports Campus Election Engagement Project Fellows Sarah Donaldson (left) and Reese Campbell share voter information outside the Athens County Courthouse before the November election.
Ohio University is one of over 200 campuses in 37 states and the District of Columbia designated today as a “Voter Friendly Campus.”
The initiative, led by national nonpartisan organizations Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project (CVP) and NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, held participating institutions accountable for planning and implementing practices that encouraged their students to register and vote in 2020 elections and in the coming years.