The future of Community Engagement points toward the need for a more strategic and intentional agenda of work that aligns each higher education institution with regional, national and international issues and opportunities for partnership. Engaged scholarship is growing in strategic importance because of its beneficial impacts on academic and community goals.
Webinar participants will learn about these trends and new approaches to the planning of a community engagement agenda and the creation of systematic approaches to monitoring activities and capturing evidence of impacts and outcomes for internal and external purposes.
Register for the webinar here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BTVPPSW [1].
There is no registration fee for participation.
The session will be recorded and made available on the Talloires Network website for streaming in the future.
The Faculty and Staff Professional Development (FSPD) Program is a partnership initiative funded by the Pearson Foundation, between the Talloires Network and Innovations and Civic Participation. The FSPD Program aims to enhance capacity for Talloires Network member universities to build institutional frameworks focused on civic engagement. The program enables participant universities to expand and strengthen civic engagement programs at their universities, as well as to develop strategies and methods to promote institutional policy change and quality improvement. For more information about the FSPD program contact Susan Stroud at [email protected] [2].