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Participants learn about local government services in Raleigh and Wake County through this free series of classes sponsored by the Community Engagement Division.
Benefits
Neighborhood College offers participants the tools to become actively involved in neighborhood and community organizations. Many graduates serve as a resource for their neighbors or go on to become leaders in local neighborhood organizations.
Students meet Raleigh and Wake County staffers who provide an inside look at the services and programs offered by the City of Raleigh and Wake County. Classes may include a trip to the Raleigh Television Network for a simulated taping and visits with the Raleigh Police Department and fire department.
Congratulations to our 2019 Fall Graduates!
Colin Beamer, Megan Boland, Patricia J. Bruen, Chris Buchanan, Debra Buchanan, Stephanie Caplan, Sharon Chen, Colin Cooper, Pam Davis, Doug Dib, Lymari Rentas Gonzalez, Crash Gregg, William Hardy, Ethel M. Langley Snell, Victor Sandoval, Derrick Smith, Win Stephens, Johnnie Thomas, Ouida Watson, Stephen C. Worsley
Register
Applications for Spring 2020 are now being accepted.
You may apply online or print an application to submit by mail. To ensure classes are lively, and students have a chance to interact with City officials, enrollment is limited to 25 participants. Applications will be considered in the order they are received.
