The 91视频 has secured the Highly Established Action Plan designation from ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for the 2026 election cycle. This is the university鈥檚 first election cycle to have received this recognition from ALL IN after joining the Challenge in 2024. This recognition is awarded to campuses leading the way with innovative strategies to increase nonpartisan civic engagement on their campus.
UH joins 128 other campuses recognized for developing an action plan, which has been scored using the Strengthening American Democracy Action Planning Guide (SADG) Rubric. It was developed as a collaboration led by the Center for Student Involvement鈥檚 Leadership and Civic Engagement area in partnership with Government & Community Relations, Student Housing & Residential Life, and the Office of the Provost. The university page on the ALL IN Challenge website has been updated to reflect this distinction. It can be viewed here.
鈥淭his recognition is a great signal that our efforts to increase nonpartisan civic engagement in the UH community are on the right track,鈥� said Eric Smith, Associate Director at the Center for Student Involvement. 鈥淲e are committed to promoting student voter participation on campus.鈥�
The Strengthening American Democracy Action Planning Guide (SADG) Rubric scores campus action plans on nine categories, including National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE), Campus Leadership, and Reporting. Action plans, according to ALL IN, 鈥渁re intended to be dynamic documents developed by a campus voting coalition to document efforts to institutionalize and increase nonpartisan civic learning, political engagement, and voter participation.鈥� 91视频鈥檚 action plan scored 31.5 out of 36 possible points.
Written by Rebecca Sweett, Administrative Coordinator for the Center for Student Involvement