Community Engagement in Higher Education
Integrating Real-World Experiences into the Curriculum
Community Engagement in Higher Education
Integrating Real-World Experiences into the Curriculum
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Description
This practical guide empowers faculty members across disciplines to create community-engaged courses and learning experiences. Drawing from the experiences of a selected cohort of exceptional faculty and scholars from across fields – humanities, social sciences, education and STEM – this edited book describes how they actively and deliberately incorporate community engagement into their courses, providing their students with experiential learning opportunities and creating mutually beneficial relationships with community partners.
This book offers guidance and strategies for professionals and instructional faculty wanting to implement these initiatives within their own institutions. Colleges and universities must respond to the needs of their students while addressing the concerns of our communities – community engagement work is how this can happen.
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Table of Contents
Dr. Beth Merenstein
Chapter 2. Leading through Vulnerability: The Creation of Central's Community Engaged Scholars Program
Dr. Diana Cohen and Diana Velasco
Part I. Exploring Community Engagement Courses at Different Levels
Chapter 3. Learning by Doing Good: Introducing Community-Engaged Learning in Foundational Courses
Dr. Anna Young
Chapter 4. Financial Literacy and Nonprofits
Dr. Carolyne Soper
Chapter 5. Community Engaged Civil Engineering Capstone Projects
Dr. Bin Zhou
Part II. Developing Partners/Projects
Chapter 6. Community-Engaged Applied Mathematics: A Course-Based Research Model
Dr. Viktoria Savatorova
Chapter 7. School-University Partnered “Fit and Healthy” Program
Dr. Tan Leng Goh
Chapter 8. Writing Support and Tutor Training: A Community Literacy
Partnership
Dr. Amanda Fields and Bini John
Part III. “How-To” Guide for Creating And Implementing Community Engaged Courses
Chapter 9. Engaging Communities and Empowering Students: Reflections from a Community Psychology Course Research Project
Dr. Holly Brott
Chapter 10. Building a Grantee's Program Evaluation Capacity
Dr. Helena Swanson
Chapter 11. Conclusion
Dr. Beth Merenstein
Appendix A: Sample Reflection Questions
Appendix B: Reflection Prompts
Appendix C: Email Announcement to Grantees
Appendix D: Internal Recruitment Email to Program Staff
Appendix E: Discussion Questions to Elicit Logic Model Components
Appendix F: Quantitative Survey Questions
Appendix G: Qualitative Survey Questions
Appendix H: Logic Model Drafting Picture
Product details
| Published | Mar 04 2027 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (PDF) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 208 |
| ISBN | 9798216462484 |
| Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Illustrations | 2 b/w figures |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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