"outreach activity" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it typically refers to a specific initiative or program aimed at reaching out to a particular group or community. Here is an example sentence: "The local non-profit organization is hosting an outreach activity next month to engage with underprivileged youth in the area."
As a result, Ragan now commits herself to only one outreach activity a semester, and has cut back on active networking for now as well.
Like many universities we offer an impressive range of outreach activity; however we have chosen to take these partnerships further.
Universities already work to raise the aspirations of disadvantaged pupils with academic potential, but increased marketisation of higher education risks seeing outreach activity focus disproportionately on pupils soon to progress to higher education (where the immediate gains are most obvious).
Through doing this outreach activity, the team has learnt some valuable lessons that may be useful to other universities embarking on similar programmes: Do not be tied to your ideas.
Noting that admissions decisions are made by Oxford's individual colleges, he said that "there is a big difference between colleges that take their outreach activity seriously and those that don't".
The key task for Offa going forward is not to identify the best types and methods of outreach, but to ensure that the infrastructure which supports outreach activity across the sector is sound, as well as advocating for the policy environment which surrounds it.
Outreach activities are vital too.
We are nowhere near understanding what works and what doesn't in terms of outreach activities".
This would be used to improve outreach activities and waive fees for the poorest students.
Official university outreach activities tend to focus on school talks and workshops.
The big hit was a version of one of Mr. Jones's community outreach activities, a dance called "The Table Project".
