For a stable and effective environment, people need to learn how to build community, especially in college. One of the essential roles of colleges is to help establish a community that will benefit students later in the future. When President Obama outlined his plans for the American Graduation Initiative, he emphasized the critical role of community colleges in educating and training students and adults for the jobs needed to maintain America's economic competitiveness. “Now is the time to build a stronger, stronger foundation for growth that will not only weather future economic storms, but help us prosper and compete in the global economy,” was President Obama's position on the question of the university community (ncls). ). In a recent study, it was concluded that we become connected for reasons of commitment rather than conformity, meaning that people are connected to each other due to sharing values, traditions, ideas and of interest (hepg). Universities provide an important potential institutional base for contributing to community economic development in general. College students influence the surrounding communities, so it has become one of the main goals between universities to help build this idea of ​​community. Not only is it beneficial for students to learn the idea of ​​community, but it also benefits academic fields such as local businesses and organizations. The main question for universities is how to inspire these students in a meaningful way. A new understanding of the educational importance of community engagement is emerging. Leading researchers have shown that by strategically focusing higher education's many resources, from academic programs and research to business practices,...... middle of article...... ty through collaborative problem solving. ". Np, March 25, 2012. Web. qhttp://buildingcommunity.illinoisstate.edu/>. Collaborative, Democracy. “University and community partnerships”. /index.html. Nathan, Rebekah. My first year in New York, New York: Penguin Books, 2005. Print. Rhodes, John “Building Our Academic Communities.” http://ced.sog.unc.edu/?p=876Thomas. , Sergiovanni. “Building community in schools”. http://hepg.org/her/abstract/251. “Building community online”. ».;.