Help Connect the Community With UNLV Resources — Submit Your Program

Do you oversee a regularly-occurring program, service, or activity at UNLV that is accessible to the non-UNLV community?

UNLV’s Office of Government and Community Engagement is calling for submissions of programs, services, and/or activities at UNLV that are available to the Southern Nevada community for inclusion in the next edition of the Guide to UNLV Resources for the Community.

This guide serves as the primary communications vehicle for all university offerings available to the Southern Nevada community. Community members and organizations are able to access the guide in electronic format, and a limited number of print copies are also made available on an as-needed basis.

To be included in the next edition of this guide, the offering must:

  • Be a regularly available offering, (annually, quarterly, monthly, as needed, etc.)
  • Include a description of the offering that is less than 70 words
  • Include a UNLV phone number and/or website address where more information can be found
  • Fall into one or more of the categories below:
    • Arts
    • Athletics
    • Community Events
    • Dental
    • Differently Abled
    • Education
    • Event Services & Venues
    • For Educators
    • For Nonprofits, Government, & Businesses
    • Health & Wellness
    • Lectures
    • Legal
    • Libraries & Literary
    • Medical
    • Mental Health
    • Nature & Environment
    • Services & Safety
    • Youth Programs & Camps
    • Planning Your Campus Visit

Submissions considered for inclusion in the next edition of the Guide to UNLV Resources for the Community must be received by Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, by email to UNLVCommunityEngagement@unlv.edu.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Tamara Marino, director of community engagement.

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