Ross Rankin
Moody Civic Immersion

Moody Civic Immersion is a student-led program for first-year undergraduate students interested in exploring social issues in Houston and understanding how to leverage their Rice education for public purpose. Students who are passionate about serving their communities develop skills to make an impact in Houston and beyond.
 

Moody Civic Immersion

The Moody Civic Immersion program is open to ALL new incoming undergraduate students, including first-year and transfer students.

Start your journey at Rice University by exploring Houston with fellow Owls through the Moody Civic Immersion program! This community-engaged opportunity is your chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant city of Houston, gain insight into local social issues, connect with other Owls, and begin building a community in your new home.

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Moody Civic Immersion: Late Departure

The Moody Civic Immersion: Late Departure program is open to ALL first-year undergraduate students who did not participate in the Moody Civic Immersion program in the July prior to matriculating.

Wrap Up Your First Year with Purpose! Moody Civic Immersion: Late Departure is your chance to expand your community, reflect on your first year at Rice, and chart your Changemaker journey.

This program offers a week-long immersive experience in May that empowers you to connect with fellow first-year Owls, faculty, and Houston community leaders while learning about local social issues and building skills to create lasting change. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow, lead, and inspire.

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The Moody Civic Immersion program is supported by the Ross Rankin Moody Civic Engagement, Student Success, and Global Leadership Fund and is part of the Moody Experience at Rice University.
 
“Providing civic-focused experiences to the talented students of Rice University is an exciting and purposeful investment in the leaders of tomorrow.”

—ROSS RANKIN MOODY