Maximizing Success for the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement

[Announcement from he-sl listserv]

EASTERN REGION CAMPUS COMPACT CONFERENCEMoving Us Forward: Recognizing and Rewarding Civic Engagement

October 27-28, 2011

New York LaGuardia Airport Hotel

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN:

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About the Conference:

The mission of this conference is to advance institutional engagement. Leaders in higher education will participate in workshops on engaged scholarship, institutional change, and campus-community reciprocity.

All workshops at this conference were designed to maximize the likelihood of success on future or re-submissions for the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement. In addition, this conference will include an institute for faculty teams to focus on institutional strategies for rewarding engaged scholarship in promotion and tenure.

Who Should Attend:

The conference is designed for Deans, Chairs, Provosts, Campus teams working on the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement application, CSDs, and Administrative leadership teams working on specific campus-wide civic engagement initiatives.

Workshops Include:
• Keynote: A National Perspective on Faculty Rewards and the Engaged Institution, Dr. Timonthy K. Eatman, Syracuse University

• Understanding the Context of Engaged Scholarship from the Carnegie Classification Data, Dr. Dwight Giles, University of Massachusetts, Boston

• Reciprocity of Campus Community Partnership, Dr. Randy Stoecker, University of Wisconsin
• Faculty Rewards Institute, Dr. KerryAnn O'Meara, University of Maryland

• Engaged Scholarship, Dr. Char Gray, Pennsylvania Campus Compact

• Sustainable Global Service-Learning Partnerships, Dr. Richard Kiely, Cornell University