Events Call for Feedback: President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
Compact Nation is pleased to present a unique opportunity to provide feedback on the application process for the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll Please join us on February 15, 2017 for an hour-long webinar in which facilitators will ask attendees questions about such as: What is the burden for collecting data and narratives to complete the application? How is the data useful to your institution beyond this recognition? How does the institution leverage the recognition received from this process? Does this application reflect the current state of community service in higher education? If so, how. If not, why not. What are…
MAKING RIPPLES Student Webinar Series
This FREE monthly webinar series for students from Indiana Campus Compact partner campuses who are devoted to work in and with communities will focus on topics selected by students across Indiana. Presentations will focus on topics such as finding funding to support your community-based work, planning Martin Luther King Day of Service and Spring Break Service experiences, telling your story in a meaningful way, and how to highlight your service experiences on your resume. See sessions below. Join the conversation on the 3rd Wednesday in October, November, January, February, March, and April from 8:00 PM – 9:15 PM EST /…
Call for Proposals 7th Annual Service Engagement Summit
We will focus on the role of social justice in higher education through the lens of power, privilege, and the coming together of communities. Keynote addresses by: Kimberly Dark, award winning writer, storyteller, performer, and speaker who helps audiences discover that we are creating the world, even as it creates us. Ashley C. Ford, writer, editor, teacher, and speaker who is currently co-editing the anthology Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture with Roxane Gay. Awards Gala with cocktail reception, dinner, and keynote address. Deep dive workshops from Robert Bringle, IUPUI, Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Philanthropic Studies; Senior Scholar, IUPUI…
Civic Action Planning Webinars
Many college and university Presidents and Chancellors in Indiana have signed Campus Compact’s 30th Anniversary Action Statement and made a commitment to develop a Campus Civic Action Plan over the course of the next year. In addition to the 3 national Civic Action Planning Institutes, Indiana Campus Compact is hosting a series of webinars and technical assistance calls beginning in August designed to provide planning teams with inspiration, information, and time to share resources and ideas for leveraging existing campus infrastructure for engagement and for boldly exploring new areas and opportunities for impact. Webinars will also focus on how existing…
Tips and Best Practices for Completing the Annual Survey from Campus Compact
This webinar is for Campus Compact members only Campus Compact Partners: FREE Non-Campus Compact Partners: Not eligible to attend Register here by 8:00 PM October 4, 2016 It’s that time of year again: Time to share information and stories about your institution’s community engagement activities! The Annual Survey from Campus Compact is an opportunity for our partner campuses to provide important data regarding the institutionalization of community engagement and the actualized product(s) and “outcomes” or “impact” of that effort (e.g., number of students involved in curricular engagement; number of faculty who taught a community-based course, number of hours students spent in co-curricular…
Intentional Design Webinar
Intentional Design: Moving beyond singular-focused projects in order to build capacity and impact. Facilitated by Mandi McReynolds June 16, 2016 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm EDT / 11:00 am – 12:15 pm CDT Registration is now closed. If you have registered for the webinar but still need the login information please contact Laura Weaver at weaverla {at} iupui(.)edu The webinar is free for members of Indiana Campus Compact partner campuses. Grab a pen or electronic device and get ready for a reflective and action planning webinar to help you consider how to deliberately design your community engagement courses or programs to be well-rounded…
Voter Engagement Resources
Indiana Voter Information You may have read the headlines about voter’s information being compromised in Indiana, but there are steps to take to make sure your vote is counted. **New Resources from CEEP Indiana Voter Information Indiana Student Voter’s Guide Indiana Senate Nonpartisan Candidate Guide Indiana Governor Nonpartisan Candidate Guide Debate Watching Guide Founded by author Paul Loeb, Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP), is a national nonpartisan project that helps America’s colleges and universities motivate their 20 million students to register, volunteer in campaigns, educate themselves, and turn out at the polls. Learn more about their resources here, including the downloadable…
Engaged Scholar’s Roundtable with Dr. Gen Shaker
Faculty Work and the Public Good – Reframing Academic Professionalism to Meet the Challenges of the 21st Century Presenter: Dr. Genevieve Shaker, Assistant Professor, Philanthropic Studies Date: Thursday, January 21st, 2016 Time: Noon - 1:15 p.m. REGISTER The Engaged Scholars’ Roundtable [ESR] showcases scholarly practice and innovation by IUPUI faculty and partners which honor the tenets of Ernest Boyer’s concept of “Scholarship of Engagement.” The roundtable series provides an avenue for interdisciplinary dialogue and reflection on key topics associated with community-engaged teaching, research and scholarship. In this edition of the ESR, join in a discussion about faculty and the contributions…
Connecting Campuses with Communities
Institute Objectives: • To increase the number of high quality service learning courses • To share promising practices and generate new ideas • To enhance reflection, assessment, and partnerships in service learning classes • To enhance reflection, assessment, and partnerships in service learning classes • To enhance reflection, assessment, and partnerships in service learning classes • To build a network of service learning practitioners Institute Topics: • Designing courses for well-integrated service learning • Creating and assessing learning outcomes • Developing meaningful reflection activities • Collaborating with community partners as co-educators
Engaged Global Learning Presentation
Cooperating across Cultures, Building Global Solidarity: Conceptualizing and Assessing Engaged Global Learning. Conceptual models and assessment tools that address both students and communities are needed to enable practitioners, in curricular or co-curricular contexts, to create transformative student learning and community capacity building environments.In this presentation, join Dr. Eric Hartman, Assistant Professor, Staley School of Leadership Studies, Kansas State University and recipient of the 2013 Emerging Scholar Award from the International Association for Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement [IARLSCE], as he shares a conceptually integrated approach to assess and evaluate intercultural communication and global citizenship development through globally engaged learning.Participants will leave this…
Applications now open for Best Practices in Assessing Community Engagement Group
Best Practices in Assessing Community Engagement (BPACE or “Bee-Pace”) is a discussion and networking opportunity for faculty and staff at Campus Compact partner institutions Assessment is a core strategy that you should be using to better understand how your course or program influences your students’ civic learning and development. PURPOSE & GOAL The overall purpose of this opportunity is to build the capacity of individuals to assess student civic learning and development that occurs within a course or program at your higher education institution. The goal of this opportunity is for participants to create an assessment plan that can be…
2015 IARSLCE Research Conference: Revolutionary Scholarship
The IARSLCE annual research conference is targeted to scholars, practitioners, students, and community partners interested in research on service-learning, community-based research, campus-community partnerships, and civic learning outcomes in P-20 education. Attendees include faculty, administrators, and scholar-practitioners in higher education, community partners, educators in P-12, and professionals and leaders in educational policy and community development.
The Assessment Institute in Indianapolis
The Assessment Institute in Indianapolis is the nation’s oldest and largest event focused exclusively on outcomes assessment in higher education. We anticipate that some 1000 educators from virtually every state and several other countries will take part in the 2015 Institute.Don’t miss these pre-cons: Assessing Student Civic and Global LearningBuilding Institutional Capacity to Monitor and Assess Community-Engaged ActivitiesVisit the Assessment Institute’s website to learn more and to register.
Indiana Campus Compact 6th Annual Service Engagement Summit
Join us for two days of thought provoking presentations, workshops with research and practical applications to take back to campus, network building, and celebration. This year, we will be exploring critical service learning, power and privilege, and charity vs. social justice work. Registration closed March, 21st, however, late conference registrations will be allowed on-site with a $50.00 late fee. Click here to learn more about: Featured Speakers Program Awards Gala Registration Logistics Sponsors and sponsorship opportunities
Annual Networking Retreat
Students, Faculty, and Staff - you’re invited! http://indianacampuscompact.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2015/08/ICC-Networking-Retreat-2016-Reg.mp4 This annual retreat is open only to our partner campuses and is a chance for faculty, staff, and students, of all levels of involvement in service learning, to hone their skills and leave rejuvenated and ready to work. We will begin the day with an opening presentation on our Indiana Bicentennial from Jylian Vigar, Communications Specialist for the Indiana Bicentennial Commission (and recent Butler grad!). Jylian will discuss the ways in which our partner campuses can celebrate our state’s birthday. There will be trivia and prizes - so bring your thinking caps! As…
ERCC 2015 Moving Us Forward
At the Intersection of Community Engagement and Collective Impact: The Fifth Annual Eastern Region Campus Compact ConferenceRegister Online NOWGo to the ERCC Conference page
