New Civic Provocations Publication from the Bringing Theory to Practice Project

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Member Price: $10.00 Nonmember Price: $10.00 Civic Provocations Edited by Donald W. Harward Contributions by Samuel Abrahám, Barry Checkoway, Matthew J. Countryman, Richard Detweiler, Michelle Fine, Ashley Finley, Matthew Hartley, Ellen Hurwitz, Corey Keyes, Peter Levine, Caryn McTighe Musil, George Mehaffy, Elizabeth Minnich, Shirley Mullen, John Saltmarsh, George Sanchez, Carol Geary Schneider, David Scobey, and Daniel M. Shea Recognizing the urgent need for colleges and universities to address their civic mission and that of higher education, Civic Provocations features accessible, brief essays that consider dimensions of what “centering attention to the civic” might mean and involve. Civic Provocations provokes deepened consideration and campus conversations—both needed for designing actions required to realize a civic mission. The provocations are written by leading civic scholars and practitioners; the topics range from civic learning to action research; from global civics to civility; from curricula to civic pedagogy; and from theory to practices. Get Your Copy Today. The full monograph is available here. (pdf)  Association of American Colleges & Universities 1818 R Street, NW Washington, DC 20009 www.aacu.org