In this workshop participants will begin with the end in mind (i.e., backwards design). Participants will be introduced to the plethora of civic outcomes (working with others, civic communication, civic knowledge or literacy, intercultural competence, etc.) available for guiding course or program curriculum, assessment activities, and therefore, students’ civic learning and development.

After this overview, participants will engage in activities to map civic outcomes across their course, program, curriculum, department, or work area.

Finally, attendees will engage in a fast-paced but important activity to stimulate the drafting of measurable, specific, meaningful, and timely civic learning outcome statements for your course or program.

Throughout our time together we will discuss the importance of aligning and defining civic learning goals, objectives, and outcomes for participants of your community-based or –engaged activities (i.e., course or program) with your course or program’s activities.

Click here to register by November 6, 2016

• Indiana Campus Compact partner=$125
• Any other national or state Campus Compact partner= $200
• Non-Campus Compact partner= $325.
• Lunch, snacks, beverages, and workshop materials are included in the cost of your registration.

This event is part of the Informing and Bettering our Work series