The centers of University of Lynchburg involve our academic community with the broader community.
Beard Center on Aging
Engaging faculty, staff, students and the community in initiatives that promote successful aging and increase understanding of aging throughout life
Center for Community Development and Social Justice
Educating the community on issues of justice, and engaging students, faculty, staff, and citizens in asset development activities within the city’s neighborhoods
Center for Economic Education
Providing learning opportunities for regional educators for the inclusion of economic principles in the curriculum; a collaborative program with the Virginia Council for Economic Education
Center for Education and Leadership
The University of Lynchburg will serve as an anchor institution in the community, integral to the social and educational well-being of the city and driving productive change.
Center for Family Studies and Educational Advancement
Working with parents, families, and faith organizations to promote healthy family dynamics within the community
Center for Professional Communication
Provides affordable, interactive seminars to the College and business community to assist in advancing clear communication strategies and techniques
Center for Water Quality
Provides education and management services in watershed management; reservoir water quality; stream ecology; environmental health, sustainability; and storm water management
Claytor Nature Center
Hosting varied environmental education programs for University of Lynchburg and the broader community on the 470-acre preserve
Daura Museum of Art
The Daura hosts exhibits, workshops and lectures throughout the year; the permanent collection features works by Virginia artists and Pierre Daura
Donovan Media Development Center
Developing electronic and print media for campus- and community-based organizations; students, faculty and staff work together on projects
The Teaching and Learning Center
Providing resources and support to faculty members who wish to gain knowledge and skills related to innovative, evidence-based pedagogy, leading to more effective learning environments at Lynchburg
University of Lynchburg Community Health Center
A student run, pro bono clinic providing free physical therapy services to people of the greater Lynchburg area who are uninsured, underinsured, or whose benefits have been exhausted
