Our Partners
The CCLE is working with Coalfield Development to develop a financial literacy curriculum for its trainees.
The Community-Based Learning Program will assist the CCLE in consumer related matters. Students will gain experience with these matters through coursework, volunteering, CLE events, and much more.
Legal Aid of West Virginia is a statewide nonprofit law firm that offers legal services free of charge in civil matters like domestic violence protection, child custody, and housing issues. They also provide advocacy for adults and children with behavioral and mental health disorders and West Virginians in long-term and elder care.
Through the "2019 Your Money, Your Goals Cohort," the CCLE is working to develop and implement financial literacy programs and trainings throughout the state of West Virginia.
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The CORTEX Center at Marshall University’s Center for Teaching and Learning is a public organization that seeks to engender connections between a unique group of faculty experts and the problems within their community.
Generation WV is working toward a vision of West Virginia where challenges are seen as opportunities, young people are drivers in our state’s future, and the Mountain State is a destination for young talent to live, work, and thrive. The CCLE works with the organization's Impact Fellows, who work and volunteer in the community for one year.