Registration will open in February 2017

• ICC Partners: FREE
• Any other national or state’s Campus Compact partner: $25
• Non-Campus Compact Partners: Not eligible for attending

In January of 2018 Carnegie will release its next application process that must be completed by April 2019, in order to be considered for this prestigious classification in the year 2020. Why attend this webinar so far in advance of January 2018? Because you should have a designated team of campus and community stakeholders formed when you return to campus in August of 2018 so that you can get to work on this large endeavor. Not only that, but you need to be considering how you have or need to start tracking and monitoring your community engagement activities so you know what to highlight from the past ten years.

If you have completed this application before, you know that the process of engaging a strategic group of campus and community stakeholders is an important part of putting together a dynamic application. Now your task has, however, changed somewhat: you need to engage that same group- or a new group- in showcasing how your institution’s community engagement activities and efforts have become sustainable, have grown and/or improved over the past ten years. This is no easy feat- depending on how well your institution has done at tracking and monitoring the work you highlighted in your last application for this recognition. The majority of our time will be spent discussing just that- how to track and monitor activities to show growth and/or improvement. The other parts of our time together will be spent in guided discussions in order to share tips, ideas, and best practices for completing the Carnegie application in a timely and effective manner.