Centers & Institutes

The Stonehill Center for Service & Social Justice (CSSJ) provides community-based learning courses, community-based research, along with service and justice opportunities for our students, faculty, and staff.

The Center supports faculty and student research that examines how race, ethnicity, and other categories of difference are infused in structures of power. 

The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) is a physical and virtual hub promoting collaboration and innovation in teaching excellence.

The Farm at Stonehill seeks to live out the college’s mission by making available fresh, nutritious, locally grown food to Brockton-area food pantries and meal providers to address food desert conditions, and enriching Stonehill faculty and student academic and service endeavors by educating and actively engaging them in local and global food justice issues.

The Martin Institute seeks to prepare the students for leadership positions as active citizens in service to an improved human community. Through rigorous, critical interdisciplinary inquiry, the Institute challenges students to explore the vital issues of public policy and social justice. 

The Moore Center serves to provide a welcoming space for every student to engage and discuss gender issues.

Success in College depends on finding and engaging with the mentors and opportunities that best serve your goals. Whether seeking help in choosing a major, exploring internships and career options or in need assistance in the classroom, the Navigation Center helps ensure you gain the most value from your Stonehill experience.